On Friday, 3 November 2017 at 10:26:42 UTC, Jonathan M Davis
wrote:
So, feel free to use XP if you want to, but you're using it at
your own risk, and if something doesn't work, then you're just
going to be out of luck.
that's ok, if it works great, if not, oh well.
at least it executes ;-)
e.g clang etc won't even execute on xp.
It definitely crashed the last time I tested it, and the
aforementioned bug report has someone testing it, and it
crashing. So, either they've changed something that somehow
magically made our stuff work as-is, or you just got lucky.
Yes, **do** your own testing, as my concept of testing is at
best, dodgy...
i.e. I just grabbed all my .d files off FreeBSD 11, put them on
FreeBSD 12, and executed this: for f in *.d; do echo $f;dmd $f;
done
;-)
