std.xml should just go
so
so at so.do
Fri Feb 4 12:40:21 PST 2011
> Examine the API of a function in a library. It says it doesn't modify
> anything reachable through its arguments, but is that true? How would
> you know? And how would you know if the API doc doesn't say?
You are right, but try to look at this from another angle (probably i am
not making any sense here). Should "D const" be perceived this way?
When i say "const A", it broadly means don't assign to this.
> You'd fall back to const by convention, and that is not reliable and
> does not scale. You have to manually go through an entire hierarchy of
> function calls to figure out if one might change a member of the data
> structure, and then after a few maintenance cycles, you have to do that
> all over again.
I have no idea how to solve this for documentation and such but the second
you compile the source, everything will be clear as day.
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