On Thursday, 13 August 2015 at 20:13:59 UTC, bachmeier wrote:
D is not for everyone. This user needs to be using a commercial
compiler with commercial tools, and a special support contract.
You can complain about how things should be, but this is
reality. Unless you are willing to dump a few million dollars
into the development of tools...
It is common for development tools to list what is fully
supported, and what is not. This should be known to the user
before downloading.
Windows is listed on top on the download page with no comments.
Commercial has nothing to do with it. Professional tools don't
hide maturity level and discourage production use until an
acceptable maturity level has been reached.
What you basically are saying is that D is not a professional
tool and thus professional standards don't apply here…
