Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:41:58 -0700, Walter Bright wrote: > retard wrote: >> Ok, Walter is working on a 64-bit compiler, then on the shared library >> support. That's great. But many of us would like to know who is >> >> * managing the communication with the user community * managing the >> communication with the language/compiler developers * managing the >> bugfixes to the spec >> * managing the compiler bugfix release (minor version) process * >> managing the language development debate * coordinating the future >> language development (roadmap page of the trac) * managing the public >> relations with the people outside the core >> community >> >> It seems Walter wants to be a lonely wolf. Nobody else is allowed to do >> anything listed above unless you're Andrei. There are no managers, we >> only have experts working with their favorite features and no >> communication exists between these persons or the community. > > There are quite a few people actively contributing to all of the above. > Perhaps you don't monitor the D mailing lists where a lot of this > activity is going on. > > If there's a particular one you want to contribute to, you're welcome to > join us.
I'd like to design D 3.0 features and the new LLVM based compiler with bearophile and fill the roadmap page in the trac page. Is that ok? How can I start?
