On 03/08/13 18:54, Iain Buclaw wrote: > Also not needed: > - aligned: because D has align() for that.
D's align wasn't nearly enough last time i looked. (There were changes to it since, but as I can't upgrade, haven't looked at the details) > - gnu_inline, artificial: because D has no inline keyword, nor has need for > one. always_inline is needed, the heuristics are not always enough. Of course it should map to just "inline". > - pure, const: Although D has pure keyword that does not necessarily follow > same as C semantics, I don't think the inclusion of these are beneficial at > all. "const" may not be needed. "pure" is useful /exactly/ because of the D semantics. > - optimise, target: I'm sure the guy who implemented these meant well, but I > fail to see the point as to why you'd want such an attribute. They are useful. And it reminds me that last time i looked, GDC handled "target", "tune" etc wrongly: http://forum.dlang.org/post/mailman.1.1325716211.16222.digitalmar...@puremagic.com artur
