From http://www.digitalmars.com/d/ctod.html,


"Looping through an array" could include foreach.


"Creating an array of variable size" has this bad code:

int array[];
array[array.length++] = x;


"Setting struct member alignment" uses align incorrectly:

struct ABC
{
  ...
  align 1  int x;
...

I saw someone not to long ago ask why their similar align usage didn't work, he must have seen it from this.


"Struct initializations" for the D way says "Member initialization is done explicitly", shouldn't it say "Member initialization can be done explicitly"?


"Creating a new typedef'd type" for the D way has code:

typedef void *Handle;
void foo(void *);
void bar(Handle);
Handle h;
foo(h);			// syntax error
bar(h);			// ok

That is not actually an error due to implicit conversion to Handle's underlying type, or is a bug.


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Vathix wrote:

> From http://www.digitalmars.com/d/ctod.html,
>
It would be nice if it mentioned conversion from C function pointers to D function pointers as well.

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