Any chance to call Tango as Extended Standard Library
Don
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Wed Jan 21 06:58:55 PST 2009
Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
> IUnknown wrote:
>> Regarding Phobos + Tango, the minimum I expect is things like
>> containers, algorithm and common math stuff to be in one core module.
>
> This is already bound to be an issue because there is disagreement on
> how e.g. containers should look like (Java-style vs. STL-style). Which
> should be chosen? This naturally influences how algorithms are defined.
>
>
> Andrei
The analogy with KDE vs Gnome doesn't seem valid to me -- most libraries
will work regardless of which GUI library is chosen. Programmers can
still rely on the Posix and C standard libraries.
Can we work out the math stuff at least? There's no difference between
Phobos and Tango there. All we need is an agreement on common module
naming (eg, create core.math).
By the way, Andrei, this is exactly the kind of attitude which I was
ranting about. There are clear areas of duplicated code (fortunately
much of it is in druntime now), and even Tango's containers still seem
to be in a state of flux (the old container library is deprecated, and
very little of Tango is currently using containers).
Everyone -- can we be productive instead of dismissive, please?
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