Walter Bright wrote:
1. Why not version(!feature) ?
Because cognitive studies show that people just don't see the negation.
Secondly, when you see things like:
version (!linux) { ... }
they're almost always wrong. Versions should be positive things, because
a version is something that is being build - one doesn't craft a
makefile to build a notLinux.
And for code that can't/won't be rewritten, there's the workaround:
version (linux) {} else { ... }
But yeah, using Unix or Posix would be better than using !Windows.
(only problem there being that both those versions are in use now)
--anders
