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let a[10]<uint8>;
vs:
let a:[]<10, uint8>; // or: let a:[]<uint8, 10>;
I have no real design questions. Just something I was thinking about when making the generic syntax changes.
C++ template style array for reference looks like std::array<int, 3>.
std::array<int, 3>
If non-type parameters will be supported by generics is up in the air though. If it was supported and expected then this would need to be debated.
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I have no real design questions. Just something I was thinking about when making the generic syntax changes.
C++ template style array for reference looks like
std::array<int, 3>
.If non-type parameters will be supported by generics is up in the air though. If it was supported and expected then this would need to be debated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: