There is also no versioning. D2 is definitely different from D1 in the case that it's not backwards compatible, but version for the actual example implementation isn't enough, especially when that implementation doesn't always do what it's supposed to do.
D1 or D2 both don't have a very accurate definition. C and C++ has
several hundred pages of specifications and while I'm hopefully not
expecting that, I do want some certainty on what is *supposed* to happen.
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