"Chris Williams" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... >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? >
dmd-concurrency was created for the discussion of D2's new concurrency model to be described in TDPL. It has not been used for years now. > 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. This is the correct forum to post phobos proposals on.
