10-27-2025, 06:06 PM
Not exactly. The compiler should enforce that no assignments occur after the initial one during compile time. That way, there will be no runtime cost.
We could simply use the CONST keyword instead of using a new one. If the CONST expression does not fold to a literal the compiler should treat it as a CONST-like object.
We could simply use the CONST keyword instead of using a new one. If the CONST expression does not fold to a literal the compiler should treat it as a CONST-like object.
