AJ wrote:
Now I'm unsure about .di files. Are they like .h files or not? Does D have classes that are like C++ classes that can be declared in .di files and are not just "interfaces"? What is the definition of "interface" in D? I think in C++ isms and generally accepted OO terminology for that kind of thing, but I don't know D-isms at this time (for the most part).They are different from .h files because if you write them by hand there is no way to ensure that they remain in sync with the code. OTOH if you use the automatic generation then there is no way to control what exactly is put in it (a lot of code gets put in the .di file so that the compiler will be able to inline it where it is used).
Jerome
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