On Monday, 15 July 2019 at 19:20:27 UTC, Johannes Pfau wrote:
I wonder how you can advertise this as a good idea: You have to
manually keep declarations in sync, you have to be very careful
to get the attributes right, module constructor evaluation
order guarantees don't hold, no mangling (no type safety), you
pollute the C namespace, no inlining, no templates.
This is an established workaround at best, in no way it's a
good solution.
Was there an agreement that arbitrary amount of code imported in
object.d doesn't impact compilation speed or such impact is
unimportant?
