On Thu, 26 Mar 2009 16:23:29 +0300, TomD <t_dem...@nospam.web.de> wrote:
> ValeriM Wrote: > > [...] >> >> No. It's not stable. >> Try to build last Tango and DWT releases with D1.041 and you will get the >> problems. >> > But not because of D1.0. It is because of the Tango team > introducing a couple of breaking changes. Frank is working on > updating DWT (or has even fixed that already, not sure) > >> That is the causes a lot of people ask such questions. And I too. Not >> because D1.0 dead-end. But because I can't understand what is "stable" >> toolset and how long it would be "stable". D+Tango+DWT is a good example. >> > Yeah, but that is life. At some point you need > to change APIs, and then you need to revise the "downstream" > libraries. That takes some time. This no question of dead-end. > > Ciao > TomD > True. That's why Tango provides bundles which include compiler and the library in both source and binary form. Bundles exist for stable and trunk revisions and I have never got any problems using them.
