...used weren't size_t.

And yes, having sizeof be treated as size_t does...

...to look at the size of an enum...E == enum))
{
    alias T = imported!"std.traits...

...here, not a value, and that property has for value 4, and type size_t.

...values, in this case sizeof (of type size_t) and 4 (a nibble).
It should...

...size, and you really want stuff like T.sizeof * numberOfTs to result in size_t...

...make sizes a consistent type, which is size_t.

This does not eliminate the possibility...

...represents a size, not a number. It's fine for me it is size_t.

...literal would just work -- it would become `size_t` if it was too big.

-Steve

...size_t) x1 = 1; // Syntax error
// align (size_t) x2 = 1; // Syntax error
// package (size...

...build size)


But I find this problem with float inside union:


```d
struct test_t...