I just want to make this point about -betterC.
As a switch it should just be switching other things off. As a result
its just a marketing name of D without the language extensions that
depend on druntime.
It isn't that way in practice, but it should be.
However I think there is a pathway forward here.
My number 2 priority for me this year is to see compiler hooks resolved.
They should ALL look like this (more or less):
```d
void hook(T)(T thing) {
version(Feature) {
} else
static assert(0, "feature not had, can't do Y");
}
```
Lowering should be the last step but only for functions that need to be
codegen'd.
This allows significant simplification in the compiler, and allows for
features to work at CT that won't go into the binary.
There is a lot to this strategy that I am not saying here as it isn't
relevant to -betterC. There is some very real possibility here to making
our lives better I think.
