Anders F Björklund wrote:
Walter Bright wrote:
OSX is the new name for Apple's OSes: Mac OS X and iPhone OS.
And of course DMD can use anything, but GDC uses darwin/Unix.
Apple can't seem to make up their mind. uname does return "Darwin".
gcc predefines "__MACH__" and "__APPLE__", but neither darwin nor osx.
The documentation all says osx.
Will you set version(darwin) though, or would that be "version(osx)" ?
The existing D code for Mac OS X all uses version(darwin) from before.
version(OSX)
I just don't think darwin is a good idea, as Apple doesn't even use it.
See http://developer.apple.com/unix/index.html, where "darwin" is
clearly second string. It looks like Apple is pushing aside "darwin" in
favor of "OSX".
Fortunately, (darwin) => (OSX) is a trivial global search/replace.
