Yeah, ditto for QuantLibD. I just spent too much time on a test project
trying to isolate dmd and phobos bugs to submit something meaningful to
bugzilla and too little time coding. Not to mention that sometimes it
was really hard to know what the language *should* do because of
outdated documentation. But maybe the storm has passed and I should try
serious work in D again?
I also ran into serious issues with cl4d that forced me to leave it alone
several times.
There even was a nasty bug with a corrupt stack frame, luckily it
disappeared after some more coding and refactoring.
But all in all I have the feeling that the situation has improved.
Some serious forward reference bugs were fixed and I could more or less
finish my work by now.
