(This comes from things that Lindquist has vaguely said, but I am not sure).
I am very ignorant about this topic still, so I can be quite wrong, but I think
it can be positive to split the D2 front-end in two layers, to simplify the
creation of D compilers:
1) A true front-end layer that's almos
bearophile wrote:
(This comes from things that Lindquist has vaguely said, but I am not sure).
I am very ignorant about this topic still, so I can be quite wrong, but I think
it can be positive to split the D2 front-end in two layers, to simplify the
creation of D compilers:
1) A true front-en
Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:22:26 +1300, Tim Matthews wrote:
> In my opinion there should be one set of libraries (not limited to 2
> layers) that is generalized enough to be used by any compiler, ide or
> other tools for d too.
>
> Not too long ago I noticed yet another "I've made a d ide" post. The
> p
Tim Matthews:
> In my opinion there should be one set of libraries (not limited to 2
> layers) that is generalized enough to be used by any compiler, ide or
> other tools for d too.
I know, Clang design is probably better. But it's a very different design. What
I am asking is an improvement of
