"Andrei Alexandrescu" wrote in message
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The way I see some of these liabilities is as dogfooding. For example if
slow compile times and code bloat become a problem with ddmd they are also
a problem with other large D programs, and it's good to have an extra
incentive to fix them.
Hopefully the desire to see phobos used in ddmd will provide the needed
motivation to fix these issue so it's suitable for use.
I'm quite happy with our dog food but I'm not so sure about the dog house,
dog toys and dog shampoo. Puppy steps.
