On Tuesday, 21 May 2013 at 16:05:57 UTC, Walter Bright wrote:
I generally agree with Andrei here. People hate it when their makefiles break. There needs to be an awfully good reason to do it, not just clean up.

Also,

    dmd -man

suffices for "long help". There is no reason to have 3 different help texts.

I generally agree, but -man isn't really where such information is looked for. DMD command line is especially confusing at time, but LDC's and GDC's are consistent, if that matter to the dev, solutions already exists.

Also, compiler interface isn't really language definition itself.

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