On Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 02:29:14PM +0000, Mike Parker via Digitalmars-d-announce wrote: [...] > The blog: > https://dlang.org/blog/2019/01/18/d-lighted-im-sure/ [...]
Very nice indeed! Welcome aboard, Ron! And wow... 6502? That's what I grew up on too! I used to remember most of the opcodes by heart... though nowadays that memory has mostly faded away. The thought of it still evokes nostalgic feelings, though. I'm also not a big fan of dub, but I'm in the minority around these parts. Having grown up on makefiles and dealt with them in a large project at my day job, I've developed a great distaste for them, and nowadays the standard build tool I reach for is SCons. Though possibly in the not-so-distant future I might start using something more scalable like Tup, or Button, written by one of our very own D community members. But for small projects, just plain ole dmd is Good Enough(tm) for me. I won't bore you with my boring editor, vim (with no syntax highlighting -- yes I've been told I'm crazy, and in fact I agree -- just plain ole text, with little things like autoindenting, no fancy IDE features -- Linux is my IDE, the whole of it :-P). Vim users seem to out in force around these parts for some reason, besides the people clamoring for a "proper" IDE, but I suspect I'm the only one who deliberately turns *off* syntax highlighting, and indeed, any sort of color output from dmd or any other tools (I find it distracting). So don't pay too much heed to what I say, at least on this subject. :-D T -- Живёшь только однажды.
