Another small reason is to enforce decoupling between required
code and the rest of the library. Back when Phobos was all one
library, half the library was compiled into every program. The
runtime writes to stderr, the IO package relies on other
modules... Kind of like what happens now if you
Initially druntime was a part of phobos, and tango was an
alternative implementation of standard library, and you couldn't
use phobos and tango in one application, that's why druntime was
extracted as common base library for tango and phobos.
On Thursday, 16 January 2014 at 19:54:45 UTC, Ross Hays wrote:
I was reading about Rust and one thing that caught my attention
as interesting was the inclusion of std::prelude in the
beginning of every package. I was curious what the advantage of
this were versus having things declared in objec
I was reading about Rust and one thing that caught my attention
as interesting was the inclusion of std::prelude in the beginning
of every package. I was curious what the advantage of this were
versus having things declared in object.d for what seems to be
the same effect.
Also after looking
