"Walter Bright" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Ameer Armaly wrote: >> I see. What about the actual "standard library bits" for common tasks >> like file I/O, strings, date and time, filesystem manipulation, etc. My >> main gripe is having two regularly accepted libraries that do the same >> extremely common functions; it makes us look unpolished, especially when >> there is the "community" versus "official" difference I mentioned >> earlier. Why not just merge the two libraries into the one D standard >> library and be done with it? > > That's being done for D2. It is not for D1, as that would break everyone's > code. Ah. If we're aiming for one standard library, then I'll shut up and try and understand const.
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