And you can also have your own "in-house" specializations. Which is no different than expecting people to use your API. Some API's have method chaining, and you use it. Some have pass-by-name, and you use it.
Re: Thoughts on Herb Sutter's Metaclasses?
Chris Katko via Digitalmars-d Mon, 09 Apr 2018 18:25:30 -0700
One more note: It seems like this would be heaven for trying out
new language features without having to "manually" add them into
the compiler first. By hijacking the syntax to AST stage, we can
add new constructs with real-functioning code, and have others
evaluate themselves and unit test them without having to
"imagine" whether the code would actually work. It'd be on a real
binary, using a real (unmodified!) compiler.
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