• guslay <guslay gmail.com> Apr 02 2008

guslay <guslay gmail.com> writes:

Janice Caron Wrote:

 On 02/04/2008, guslay <guslay gmail.com> wrote:
 What's logical const anyway?


 By my definition, a C++ class is logically const, if and only if at
 least one of its member variables is declared using the keyword
 "mutable".
 
 If other people use the phrase to mean something different, that
 probably explains much of the confusion.


Ok, let's take your definition.

I would like to hear your reflexion about the rest of the post, that is how D
"totally-not-logical-const" is conceptually not different than "logical const".