Lutger wrote in
news:hescc2$16...@digitalmars.com:
> You are not missing something, this is a known issue. It has been
> discussed and I believe the intention was to do something about this,
> but with all the high priorities I'm not sure when this will be
> solved.
Okay, thanks for the inform
Peter C. Chapin wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm rather new to D and I'm experimenting with its support for
> contracts. I'm using dmd v1.51 on Windows.
>
> Whenever I learn a new language I usually start by implementing a few
> "classic" components to get a feeling for how the language's features
> work in
Nick Sabalausky wrote:
Is there an idiom, preferably D1, to detect whether or not the code is
currently executing as a ctfe?
Ie:
void foo()
{
(static?) if( )
{
// Run-time code here
// that does stuff the CTFE engine chokes on
}
else
{
// CTFE c
Is there an idiom, preferably D1, to detect whether or not the code is
currently executing as a ctfe?
Ie:
void foo()
{
(static?) if( )
{
// Run-time code here
// that does stuff the CTFE engine chokes on
}
else
{
// CTFE code here
// that
Hi!
I'm rather new to D and I'm experimenting with its support for
contracts. I'm using dmd v1.51 on Windows.
Whenever I learn a new language I usually start by implementing a few
"classic" components to get a feeling for how the language's features
work in a pseudo-realistic setting. A class
LMB wrote:
Hello,
This should be my first post here, but I just posted the same message on the
"standard" D newsgroup by mistake (what a noob! :-P) So, here I go again, on
the right forum this time...
I am trying to create yet another D2 wrapper for SQLite. As usual with many C libraries,
SQ
Hi,
I'm contemplating using D for an embedded project where system
configuration registers have fixed memory locations.
One way of doing it would be to have a constant pointer to a structure
with manually aligned members that match the register map, and access
them like that. This becomes cu
