How about a cast property?

double d = 3.14159;
printf("%d", d.cast); // outputs 3

...process( oca.dup, owa.dup );
	return 0;
}

outputs
 wchar array as wchars    : len:4 'a...

...addA( ds );
	printf( "done\n" );
	return 0;
}

-----------------------
outputs
ds:
D::printInts(1, 2)
D::printInts...

...easy to make a D compiler that outputs TDF - a bytecode format with which tools...

...A a = new C();
  foo( a );
}

It outputs "A"

Im wondering if it cannot be...

...b.a(3);
    b.a(4.5);
}

Outputs
3
4

To print correctly 4.5...

...funcB(c) = %d\n", i );
 return 0;
}

outputs
funcA(a) = 1
funcA(b) = 0
funcA...

...0 (could not be read)

the last outputs from the compiler where
(and it was...

...debuging isn't it ?

For more sofisticated outputs ( padding, ... ), maybe a more specific class
can...

...printf("%d,",a); }
};
void main() { A x; }

outputs: 4,4219774. Can somebody explain me why...