nedbrek Wrote:
> 2) What is the best way to make the same declarations work for D1 and D2?
> It seems everything inside a "version" statement must parse correctly, and
> D1 doesn't want to parse "immutable(char)"...
You may also use versioned aliases.
Just include the D2 code via a string mixin
On Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:40:32 +0300, nedbrek wrote:
Hello,
I have some wrappers for C functions which I am exporting to D.
For D1, I can just use char*.
For D2, I get compiler errors when I try to assign string constants to my
char* variables. It seems the best way is to make them immutabl
Hello,
I have some wrappers for C functions which I am exporting to D.
For D1, I can just use char*.
For D2, I get compiler errors when I try to assign string constants to my
char* variables. It seems the best way is to make them immutable(char).
1) If I make the functions take immutable(ch
