Memory Safety in a Modern Systems Programming Language Part 2

DIP1000: Memory Safety in a Modern System Programming Language Pt. 2 The previous entry in this series shows how to use the new DIP1000 rules to have slices and pointers refer to the stack, all while being memory safe. But D can refer to the stack in other ways, too, and that’s the topic of this article. Object-oriented instances are the easiest case In Part 1, I said that if you understand how DIP1000 works with pointers, then you understand how it works with classes. An example is worth more than mere wor