On 7/6/2011 4:09 AM, Michel Fortin wrote:
Le 2011-07-05 à 20:15, Walter Bright a écrit :
On 7/5/2011 4:46 PM, Michel Fortin wrote:
Well, now that I know I can change it to a template.
When I asked a mid-June on this list, I did not get an answer. I decided to go
take the most conservative route and not use any C++ feature not already in use
elsewhere in the code.
If you say it's okay to use templates then I'll make the change, it's no big
deal. I agree it'd be a little cleaner that way, although with typedefs it
won't change things much.
I originally did not use templates because g++ at the time did a terrible job
with them. This has gotten much better now.
That's useful to know.
Done, now using a template:
typedef Array<struct Expression> Expressions;
<https://github.com/michelf/dmd/compare/master...type-checked-arrays>
Ok, so now I'd like to know how long can I expect it might take before
integrating in mainline? It's important because this patch is very costly to
maintain, as almost every commit I merge into from mainline causes conflicts I
must resolve manually.
Also, it's been tested only on OS X. It's not easy for me to work on other
platforms, so I guess I'd need someone else to try to compile it on Linux and
Windows and fix the type-checking errors for the platform specific parts.
Anyone wants to help?
It'll have to wait until after this release is done. Also, please do it as a
pull request!
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