nobody forces you to use current developement versions. stick
with the
version of your choice (2.066 for example), that's all.
Unfortunately it is unclear to me how many current bugs/issues
are related to stable version. On another side, I do not like to
use stable but crippled version
not all D programmers wants "millon of users". i, for example,
want a
language which will be great for me, not for "million of
users". that's
why i think that D developement is very slow, "don't break the
existing
code" is overrated and c++ interoperbility is on the bottom of
the
list. but this is my own opinion, and i'm not even a major
contributor.
what i want to say is that D community consists of many groups
with
different visions, so it's hard to say what "we" exactly want.
;-)
I've seen many YouTube videos about D and as far a I can remember
"million users" is at least Walter&Andre's wish. That is maybe
good only for the Amazon books? :)
AFAIK c++ binary interoperability is very difficult problem due
to different c++ compiler implementations.
Thanks
