"structs are functions that preserve the stack frame" is a cute idea/perspective. It doesn't look like this view leads to anything distinguishable from the usual approach with constructors though. Any examples that might point out things you can do that you can't do with usual struct+constructor?
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"structs are functions that preserve the stack frame" is a cute idea/perspective. It doesn't look like this view leads to anything distinguishable from the usual approach with constructors though. Any examples that might point out things you can do that you can't do with usual struct+constructor?
"Closures are the poor man's objects, and objects are the poor man's closures." [http://wiki.c2.com/?ClosuresAndObjectsAreEquivalent]