http://blog.lycus.org/2012/06/libffi-d-version-11-released.html

I never actually announced the 1.0 release because I wanted to give the library some time to mature. I believe that version 1.1 is polished and battle-tested, and usable for real world applications (in Lycus, we use it in two major projects currently; one is a virtual machine, another is a CPU REPL/emulator).

Note that libffi-d is not just a binding to libffi; it is also a wrapper. The declarations for the C interface are publicly available, but libffi-d also provides a clean and more D-like interface to libffi.

The blog post only lists changes since 1.0. Here are the actual changes since I first announced the project's existence:

* Actual support for Windows (libffi binaries available on the GitHub downloads page).
* Support for building with D 2.0 versions of the GDC compiler.
* Support for building with D 2.0 versions of the LDC compiler.
* Support for stdcall in Windows builds.
* Support for structs passed by value.
* Support for the closure API.
* Invalid values for FFI_TRAMPOLINE_SIZE on some platforms fixed.
* New Waf-based build system.
* The Visual D project files are now only for VS 11 and Visual D 0.3.32.

If you encounter any issues with the library, please open an issue on the GitHub issue tracker.

Enjoy!

-- 
Alex Rønne Petersen
alex@lycus.org
http://lycus.org

Le lundi 11 juin 2012 à 12:14 +0200, Alex Rønne Petersen a écrit :
> http://blog.lycus.org/2012/06/libffi-d-version-11-released.html
> 
> I never actually announced the 1.0 release because I wanted to give the library some time to mature. I believe that version 1.1 is polished and battle-tested, and usable for real world applications (in Lycus, we use it in two major projects currently; one is a virtual machine, another is a CPU REPL/emulator).
> 
> Note that libffi-d is not just a binding to libffi; it is also a wrapper. The declarations for the C interface are publicly available, but libffi-d also provides a clean and more D-like interface to libffi.
> 
> The blog post only lists changes since 1.0. Here are the actual changes since I first announced the project's existence:
> 
> * Actual support for Windows (libffi binaries available on the GitHub
> downloads page).
> * Support for building with D 2.0 versions of the GDC compiler.
> * Support for building with D 2.0 versions of the LDC compiler.
> * Support for stdcall in Windows builds.
> * Support for structs passed by value.
> * Support for the closure API.
> * Invalid values for FFI_TRAMPOLINE_SIZE on some platforms fixed.
> * New Waf-based build system.
> * The Visual D project files are now only for VS 11 and Visual D 0.3.32.
> 
> If you encounter any issues with the library, please open an issue on the GitHub issue tracker.
> 
> Enjoy!
> 

great i will try to package it soon for fedora
thanks for your work