standardization of D

Peter C. Chapin pchapin at sover.net
Mon Apr 9 03:46:27 PDT 2007


"David B. Held" <dheld at codelogicconsulting.com> wrote in
news:evbaso$2jlr$1 at digitalmars.com: 

>> Ideally once 1.0 was released there should have been a fork in the 
>> release schedule for D. Bug fixes to 1.0 could be provided separately
>> from language enhancements leading toward 2.0 (or whatever). That way
>> people interested in coding to the 1.0 "standard" could get a fixed 
>> compiler without the "clutter" of new features.
> 
> This is a pretty important point, and more people should complain
> about this.  It does dilute the utility of having a 1.0 release.

Perhaps the v1 switch mentioned in another post addresses this. I
imagine that v1 does not turn on old bugs. Is the latest documentation
clear about what features are in version one and what features have been
added or changed since? 

Perhaps it's time for me to upgrade. :-) It looks like there have been
quite a few bug fixes. 

Peter



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