Doing stuff like that makes your code completely unportable.
It's _bad_
practice. Don't go and try to redesign the language if you want
to be playing
nice with other people. If you can do something completely
within the
language, then that's different (other people may still hate
what you're up to,
but at least they can compile it), but don't use a preprocessor
unless you
really don't care about anyone else ever using your code but
you, and even
then, I'd argue against it, because if you get into the habit
of doing that,
you're screwed when you actually have to interact with other D
programmers.
- Jonathan M Davis
I can give them the "clone_*.d" files, which contains valid D
code. No problem.
