On 2012-10-09, 16:20, jerro wrote:
An alternative approach is to have one module per architecture or
compiler.
You mean like something like std.simd.x86_gdc? In this case a user would
need to write a different version of his code for each compiler or write
his own wrappers (which is basically what we have now). This could
cause a lot of redundant work. What is worse, some people wouldn't
bother, and then we would have code that only works with one D compiler.
Nope, like:
module std.simd;
version(Linux64) {
public import std.internal.simd_linux64;
}
Then all std.internal.simd_* modules have the same public interface, and
only the version that fits /your/ platform will be included.
--
Simen
