SK wrote:
I've worked on a Java VM enough to know that won't be a problem.
Why waste your batteries running deep and complex front-end optimizers
that have nothing to do with the target platform?
Why, indeed. You can just interpret the D code.
3) The source may have sizable irrelevant content for a particular
product instantiation, compile time conditionals, etc
You can run it through a comment stripper first.
Why stop there? If you have to create some waypoint that isn't really
the source and isn't the binary, why not finish off the platform
independent lifting in the front end?
I am getting zero admission from you that there is any goodness to be
found in the TIMI thing. I don't understand that. Do you really just
hate the idea through and through?
I don't hate it, I'm just not sold on its advantages.
