We talked about that previously, but I'll say it here again for
reference: You could use version identifiers and CTFE (the way I did
with llvm-d). That way someone just has to download the deimos project
and doesn't have to worry about getting the right branch every time he
is on a different system. It also reduces the amount of redundant code
as most of the code across different versions of the same library (for
the C API anyway) will be the same and if you find a bug you don't have
to look at all the other branches to see if it also needs to be fixed
there.
Reading the rest of the posts here it doesn't seem like anyone favours
it particularly, though, which is a pity.
Moritz
+1
Having used both, I favor it.
