I return a pointer from an instance of B and the compiler cast
it implicit to A*. Look what is inside of 'bstore' (instances
of B) and what the type of 'get' is (A*).
And no, the equivalent version would use 'A' as return type of
'get', not 'A*'.
Ah, I think I understand know what you meant.
Sure there is no pointer to pointer polymorphism in there.
But I thought, even if D classes are reference types and not
really compareable to C++ classes, that the compiler could do the
same implicit cast for pointer of D classes. ;)
