I sent a message to the dmd-concurrency mailing list about a
month ago, that I'd like to contribute a set of channel-based
functions to std.concurrency, but it was never picked up for
inclusion nor (I don't believe) rejected. I'm not sure if I
should make the same proposal in an alternate forum (like this
one) or if someone can check for the message and post it? Or
should I assume that the lack of inclusion was its own answer?
I sent the message in as a "random" rather than subscribing to
the mailing list. Is it better for me to fully subscribe, if I
want to contribute like this?
Similarly, is there any process for proposals for Phobos? I see
that for the language, everything has to be a DIP first, but I
didn't see a parallel for Phobos, hence posting to the forums.
- dmd-concurrency Chris Williams
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