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Especially when both const and mutable exist in C++. ;)
by shin_lao 15y ago
Especially when both const and mutable exist in C++. ;)
- loup-vaillant 15y agoJust to be clear "mutable" in C++ do not mean what I want it to mean. Actually, it makes things even worse. Thanks for pointing out the ambiguity, though. I'll try and fix that (that won't be easy, "mutable" definitely is the best keyword for what I want to express). (Yes, I wrote that article, and I am dead serious. This is also not a random rant. I wrote other articles to back that up: http://www.loup-vaillant.fr/articles/ http://www.loup-vaillant.fr/articles/ Note that I don't attack any particular language here, but an entire class of them.)