[phobos] committed a bunch of stuff...

[Brad Roberts]

On Wed, 28 Jul 2010, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:

> > Even when it happens, functions like writeln should behave a bit more
> > gracefully. Does it do the same thing with other unusual types?
> 
> Well it's funny. formattedWrite does behave nicely with unusual structs, but I
> emphasize - structs. The complex types are not structs so they aren't handled
> "nicely".

Which opens the obvious question.. why aren't they structs?  The builtin 
types are value types, not reference types, right?