> minimal type inference
How is that a pro? That's a net negative.
How is that a pro? That's a net negative.
Odin allows type inference at the declaration level `foo := 1` for example, and a few other places, largely from the constant system. 1 can be an integer, float, or even a matrix, given the larger context.
What I meant was implicit type conversion. Integers do not automatically cast as booleans in Odin, as an example.
Well, that's something completely different then.
Perhaps that's the GP is referring to?
Unwanted type coercions are an infamous problem in C and C++.