July 18, 2004
Matthew wrote:

>> Yes, but select_dlg (from delegate), select_mix, etc, are more
>> descriptive names.
> 
> Again, please don't worry about the names. All will be sorted in due course. :-)

I hear Dennis Ritchie saying that about std C lib "creat" 30 years ago... ;)
July 18, 2004
"Juanjo Álvarez" <juanjuxNO@SPAMyahoo.es> wrote in message news:cddoaq$29c4$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Matthew wrote:
>
> >> Yes, but select_dlg (from delegate), select_mix, etc, are more
> >> descriptive names.
> >
> > Again, please don't worry about the names. All will be sorted in due course. :-)
>
> I hear Dennis Ritchie saying that about std C lib "creat" 30 years ago...
;)

He he. Well, I tell you, the amount of compiler/language hassles I've had over the last four days, I've had to keep reminding myself that this is a new language. If it was otherwise, I'd have thrown my hands up and gone and written some VB!



July 19, 2004
"Matthew Wilson" <admin.hat@stlsoft.dot.org> wrote in message news:cdat7l$176e$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> You know you're pushing the language to the limits when you cause the compiler to eat your machine. I just had an unhappy 10 minutes waiting for my virtual memory to be completely eaten up by dmd.exe, and another 5
while
> I rebooted the
> oh-so-stable OS that is WinXP. Pleuch!

I've encountered the same problem. Recently I've converted and added some event processing java code to the DWT and got the same result. Shortly speaking adding only one new class 'private import' into the one 'old source file' force DMD  0.95 go to the infinite loop and it gives 'out of memory' error after a few minutes.

I hadn't to reboot the PC though.

> Anyway, I think I've found a serious flaw in D's templates architecture.

May be it's not only 'D's templates architecture' issue.

---
Yuriy.


July 24, 2004
Blandger wrote:

>>Anyway, I think I've found a serious flaw in D's templates architecture.
>>    
>>
>
>May be it's not only 'D's templates architecture' issue.
>
>---
>Yuriy.
>  
>
I have the same problem with enabling the -inline option.

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