Hello Yigal,
On 21/10/2009 23:59, AJ wrote:
Since D has no header files, how does one create "a library" that
another developer can use without exposing the implementation?
D does have header files with the extension .di which can be either
auto generated and/or manually edited. IMO this is a design mistake
carried over from c/c++.
What would you prefer?
Aside from a better library format you need something to give DMD the information.
Switching to a better library format has several issues including requiring
more tools to make them and view them as well as it doesn't solve the problem
of linking with C libs that don't and never will use this new format. Not
fatal issues I'll grant, but what we have works NOW.
