D 64-bit ?

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Robert Fraser wrote:
> Daniel Ribeiro Maciel wrote:
>> Who still use a 32-bit computer these days anyways.
> 
> Most people.
Since the topic is here, I'd like to make a suggestion for when to make 
a 64-bit compiler.
I think the right time is when D 2.0 is stable and we begin to move away 
from D 1.0. Instead of jumping straight to D 3.0, we could spend a 
little time developing a 64-bit compiler for D. It would give us a 
stable and unstable branch like we have already. And developers could 
update their code for D 2.0 and 64-bit hardware at the same time.
Besides, I don't think we should start development on D 3.0 so soon. I 
think it's better if a language doesn't evolve too quickly. It gives 
time for developers to get settled in and write stable code for D, 
without the need to update it every couple of years.