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Hi, I am really sorry but I was following the newsgroups for a long time then I stopped 4 months ago and now there a too many news to read. So could someone tell me : 1) Have you merged the two libs tango and phobos, I mean does it use a common base ? 2) What is the status of D compilers, does LLVM D Compiler only implements D 1.0 ? GDC don't seem to progress ? Is there any plan for it ? 3) What is the status of D 2.0? Is it still evolving ? Last time I followed you were discussing about template syntax. If today I build a software with this syntax will it work in 1 year ? thanks |
April 10, 2009 Re: Latest news | ||||
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Posted in reply to Vincent Richomme | Vincent Richomme wrote: > Hi, > > I am really sorry but I was following the newsgroups for a long time then I stopped 4 months ago and now there a too many news to read. > So could someone tell me : > > 1) Have you merged the two libs tango and phobos, I mean does it use a common base ? Phobos for D2 now uses a similar base to Tango for D1. When Tango gets ported to D2 it'll probably use the same base. Phobos for D1 doesn't use a common base with Tango because Walter doesn't want to break backwards-compatibility (which would happen for some corner cases if Phobos switched to the Tango runtime) and Tango prefers their own runtime... > 2) What is the status of D compilers, does LLVM D Compiler only implements D 1.0 ? GDC don't seem to progress ? Is there any plan for it ? There's a version of LDC for D2, but at the moment I'm pretty sure it doesn't actually work. The developers are focusing on D1 first, and have made good progress there, I believe. There was a release for x86, and the next release should support x86_64 too. GDC hasn't had much progress lately, AFAIK. > 3) What is the status of D 2.0? Is it still evolving ? Last time I followed you were discussing about template syntax. > If today I build a software with this syntax will it work in 1 year ? D2 is still subject to change at any time. |
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