...range element by element, while `writeln(range)` outputs the whole range.

the second code means...

...opUnary(string op)() {
		writeln(op);
	}
}

void main() {
	Foo foo = new Foo;

	foo++;
	foo.opUnary!"--";
}

Outputs:
++
--

...peek.nsecs;
        writeln(n, " ", len, " ", t1, " ", t2);
    }
}
-------------------

Outputs:

1 1 5517 43650
2 3 4539...

...true;
}
static assert(test());

Currently the case outputs weird CTFE error.

test.d(12): Error...

...outputs "const(float) *"
  }
}


class B
{
  float * a;

  void foo() tailconst
  {
     writeln(typeof(this).stringof);  //outputs...

...organized into a coherent whole, and the outputs filtered/directed/controlled by the final end...

...void function())TestClass.classinfo.vtbl[idx];
      a(); // outputs 'test: 42'
    }
  }


you need to manually create...

...and a variadic list of strings, and outputs those strings to the sink in order...

...I suggest using string imports with PTX outputs or fatbin).

This makes CUDA programming arguably...

...P.y) ;
}

This outputs 0 0, whereas the equivalent C++ code outputs 1 2 correctly...