...bad, bandwagon == good.

(Not saying that implicit conversions in D are any good -- in fact...

...in other areas ( I'm thinking implicit conversions (so old school), no concept of private...

Correcting the obvious typos:

int* foo() pure {
    auto ret = new int; // A
    *ret = 3; // B...

...Arithmetic
Conversions, and then are brought to a common type using the Usual Arithmetic
Conversions...

What relaxed does is roughly: "all relaxed operations on this value happen atomically in some...

The data simply remains in processor cache.

You mean relaxed order? Looks like llvm has...

...the rather vast number of types and conversions that D supports. This happens in C...

I *think* it isn't guaranteed to leave cache otherwise.

...which is more important.

Fact 1 - Implicit conversions are nothing more than a weakening of...

...at all, you need to define implicit conversions for multiple numeric types, so it's...