And gain what? You force everyone to change their code for
essentially zero
benefit.
- Jonathan M Davis
It's not zero benefit, although it may seem like that over a
small period of time, it's over an extended period that
inconsistencies can become a very significant cause of
productivity loss. I'd rather fix up my old code, and I know how
horrible that is especially for production code that is in use,
it's just not fun, but if language stability was more important
to me than productivity, I would not have made the very painful
move from C/C++ to D.
--rt
