I would say many of the discussion items are to be fixed in a D version
"break the
world" to be done when D finally becomes famous, similar to Python 3000
plans.
Until then the focus should be in fixing the open bugs, deviations to the
TDPL, and
improving available tools and frameworks.
What is the point of having a perfect systems programming language if no one
uses it?
--
Paulo
"bearophile" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
Walter:
What's your list?
This thread now has something like 240 answers (and probably few
more will come), and despite some variability in the answers, we
have seen several recurring patterns too. So what are the
conclusions, take-home insights, and the to-do's to make
something in practice, from Walter & Andrei?
Bye,
bearophile
