On 1/3/11, Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com> wrote: > The advantage of it being simple and built-in is it gets used, and I think > there's strong evidence that this is true for D. >
Yup. I often read about C++ programmers who don't bother with unittests because it's a drag to use them. And people keep coming up with new "simpler" unittest C++ libraries all the time. Offtopic (sry): On the other hand, D could do the same for the build process. Bringing RDMD's abilities to DMD would simplify the build process for many people.
