This is what D actually needs: improving the tool-chain, fixing bugs,
supporting additional architectures...
Sure, the language itself and the standard library still need a lot of work.
But D would already be quite usable, if only the compiler wouldn't choke
up on circular module dependencies all the time, or if OPTLINK.EXE
wouldn't keep crashing for no reasons, and all that. I understand that
fixing bugs isn't all that simple or even gratifying, but having a
stable and robust tool-chain is the most important things of all.
(Note: this is IMO one of the reasons, why C is still used, even for new
projects.)
So I'm really happy to see that you take the time to address tool-chain
issues. Good going!
