On 2013-09-02 05:51, Manu wrote:
I dunno. People just don't do that. It's perceived that typing commands in the command line is a completely unrealistic workflow for most people that doesn't love linux. He would have also had to have written himself a makefile, and none of us know how to write a makefile. I generate makefiles with other tools, but there are no good makegen tools that support D and C projects together, and even if there were, you'd just be writing a makegen script instead, which we still didn't know how to write... We also really didn't have time to stuff around with it. He just went and recorded audio instead.
I would have used a shell script but I get your point.
Fair enough. Well I don't have a Mac, and I don't know Cocoa, or ObjC... :/
Hehe. You do already support iOS, how was that added?
Good IDE's have awesome refactor tools, where you change a signature, and it will change it at all places that it is referenced.
Then your back to need of an IDE to use the language. -- /Jacob Carlborg