Re: Russian and other national languages support
zorran Wrote: > in Delphi, C#, and many C++ compilers - All OK! > Why? > it can reduce popularity D! > Russian text not needs two-byte code-page! its not Chinese! In C# all strings are two-byte encoded (UTF-16), in C++ L"..." strings are (usually) two-byte encoded, Delphi is a legacy technology, but some people enabled it with some WideStrings and TNT which are unicode too. Modern projects usually use modern technologies like unicode. If you really want to work with ANSI strings, you can do it, but then you should not use D libraries, which expect strings to be unicode.
Re: OSX stream seek/read problem
wade Wrote: > Seek not working properly perhaps? May be related... http://www.opendarwin.info/opendarwin.org/en/faq/ch04.html#lseek
Re: OSX stream seek/read problem
Kagamin Wrote: > wade Wrote: > > > Seek not working properly perhaps? > > May be related... > http://www.opendarwin.info/opendarwin.org/en/faq/ch04.html#lseek seems like phobos needs some error handling.
Re: DMD returns -1073741819 despite success
A. Jung Wrote: > Since DMD 2.017, DMD returns -1073741819, despite linking was successful with > an output exe successfully generated: > > "Linking executable: bin\debug\test.exe > Process terminated with status -1073741819 (0 minutes, 3 seconds) > 0 errors, 0 warnings" > c:\dev\d\win>\dev\dmd\bin\dmd tmp.d -I.. -oftmp.exe -w c:\dev\d\win>echo %errorlevel% 0 c:\dev\d\win>\dev\dmd\bin\link tmp.obj c:\dev\d\win>echo %errorlevel% 0
Re: DMD returns -1073741819 despite success
A. Jung Wrote: > OK, now it looks like a configuration error of the Codeblocks IDE which > happenend during the transition to the new D compiler directory structure. > Still investigating... > I keep old directory structure.
Re: Blockers (was Re: [Issue 3001])
Stewart Gordon Wrote: > I can see there being at least three possible levels to distinguish in > defining what a "blocker" is: > > - blocks development of DMD > - blocks development of derivative works of DMD and/or third-party compilers > - blocks use of D or DMD > > Maybe there are others > > Stewart. Blocker blocks usage of software. In the case of compiler it blocks development with this compiler. Release blockers are marked differently, see d1.0blocker flag in bug 340. Or you can create "release" RFE and mark bugs blocking it.
