Re: Clarified references, shortcut notation

edA-qa wrote:
> Okay, looking at the types more and more I get a clear picture of how 
> they all related to each other and their usage.  I will try to give that 
> picture here.

Looks good. Only one question.. If we followed the C++ rules of 
initialization of local objects, then any uninitialized, non-static, 
local references would not be bound to null. For example:

void fun()
{
   T static^ t0;
   T^ t1 = null;
   T^ t2;

   if ( @t0 || @t1 ) // ok: evaluates to false

   if ( @t2 )        // undefined: t2 used but uninitialized
}

Above, t0 and t1 are bound to null. t2 reference is of indeterminate 
initial value.

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Slawomir Lisznianski
C2 Language Group Principal (http://c2-lang.org)

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