bearophile wrote:
Don:
So weak that they're pretty much useless:
version(integer), debug(integer)
I have used that for something unrelated that deserves (as in Fortress) a
better standard implementation (to give numeric integer/float constants during
compilation):
http://www.digitalmars.com/webnews/newsgroups.php?art_group=digitalmars.D.learn&article_id=18169
There seems to be no point in having a *single* integer value, shared
between the app and all libraries! It's just reducing future flexibility.
And these should in the library, not the language:
array.sort
array.reverse
I think keeping reverse is OK, because its purpose is simple.
sort can be moved in the std library (or improved a lot).
But with the implicit array property functions, we can do it in a
library anyway. The current implementations of both those functions have
bugs.
