• Matthew (10/10) May 08 2004 I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think rel...
• Stephan Wienczny (4/20) Jun 01 2004 It has been a long time since that post.
• Matthew (14/34) Jun 01 2004 I'm doing a Walter, and stuck behind a number of pressing commitments - ...
• Ilya Minkov (7/57) Jul 08 2004 Any chance you could take advantage of community's (including mine)
• Ivan Senji (12/69) Jul 08 2004 Yes! A preview would be great!
• Matthew (11/68) Jul 08 2004 I had a slight, needed, extension on the Imperfect C++ CD, to the 12th J...
• Ant (8/9) Jul 08 2004 Ever heard of vaporware?
• Ilya Minkov (7/23) Jul 16 2004 I'd better leave that to Matthew, since i had already been teasing

"Matthew" <matthew.hat stlsoft.dot.org> writes:

I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think releasing a
half-cooked thing will be counter-productive, and partly because I have a
pressure of other things at the moment, and doing two lots of release
management/testing/etc. was just not justifiable.

At the time, my impression from Walter was that mixins was very close. However,
I've just learned that it'll be a while.

Hence, I would think that DTL 0.X will not happen this week (10th+), but I'm
hoping next week (17th+) it will.

Cheers

Matthew

Stephan Wienczny <wienczny web.de> writes:

It has been a long time since that post.
Whats the current status of DTL? I'd really like to start testing it ;-)

Stephan

Matthew wrote:
 I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think releasing
a
 half-cooked thing will be counter-productive, and partly because I have a
 pressure of other things at the moment, and doing two lots of release
 management/testing/etc. was just not justifiable.
 
 At the time, my impression from Walter was that mixins was very close. However,
 I've just learned that it'll be a while.
 
 Hence, I would think that DTL 0.X will not happen this week (10th+), but I'm
 hoping next week (17th+) it will.
 
 Cheers
 
 Matthew
 
 

"Matthew" <matthew.hat stlsoft.dot.org> writes:

I'm doing a Walter, and stuck behind a number of pressing commitments - my CUJ
column, STLSoft release, some work for a client, preparation of the "Imperfect
C++' CD, etc. June's going to a bit of a terrible month

I've been held up for the last few weeks with a bug in the generated code, and
haven't been able to spend the requisite block of time to pare it down to a
Walter-acceptable example. I hope to be able to do that during the next week or
so, in which case I'll release an initial version.

Once the July 1st deadline has gone, however, my life will simplify enormously
and I expect to make very significant progress on DTL, and some other D things
that I'm cooking up with big W.



"Stephan Wienczny" <wienczny web.de> wrote in message
news:c9inm2$24m3$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 It has been a long time since that post.
 Whats the current status of DTL? I'd really like to start testing it ;-)

 Stephan

 Matthew wrote:
 I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think


releasing a
 half-cooked thing will be counter-productive, and partly because I have a
 pressure of other things at the moment, and doing two lots of release
 management/testing/etc. was just not justifiable.

 At the time, my impression from Walter was that mixins was very close.


However,
 I've just learned that it'll be a while.

 Hence, I would think that DTL 0.X will not happen this week (10th+), but I'm
 hoping next week (17th+) it will.

 Cheers

 Matthew

Ilya Minkov <minkov cs.tum.edu> writes:

Any chance you could take advantage of community's (including mine) 
help? People make their projects depend on DTL and expect it! And i 
think the issue is not one or another detail, but the general library 
look and feel.

Don't call it a release, call it a preview for the brave souls!

-eye

Matthew schrieb:

 I'm doing a Walter, and stuck behind a number of pressing commitments - my CUJ
 column, STLSoft release, some work for a client, preparation of the "Imperfect
 C++' CD, etc. June's going to a bit of a terrible month
 
 I've been held up for the last few weeks with a bug in the generated code, and
 haven't been able to spend the requisite block of time to pare it down to a
 Walter-acceptable example. I hope to be able to do that during the next week or
 so, in which case I'll release an initial version.
 
 Once the July 1st deadline has gone, however, my life will simplify enormously
 and I expect to make very significant progress on DTL, and some other D things
 that I'm cooking up with big W.
 
 
 
 "Stephan Wienczny" <wienczny web.de> wrote in message
 news:c9inm2$24m3$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 
It has been a long time since that post.
Whats the current status of DTL? I'd really like to start testing it ;-)

Stephan

Matthew wrote:

I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think


 
 releasing a
 
half-cooked thing will be counter-productive, and partly because I have a
pressure of other things at the moment, and doing two lots of release
management/testing/etc. was just not justifiable.

At the time, my impression from Walter was that mixins was very close.


 
 However,
 
I've just learned that it'll be a while.

Hence, I would think that DTL 0.X will not happen this week (10th+), but I'm
hoping next week (17th+) it will.

Cheers

Matthew


 
 
 

"Ivan Senji" <ivan.senji public.srce.hr> writes:

"Ilya Minkov" <minkov cs.tum.edu> wrote in message
news:ccje7v$1d2p$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Any chance you could take advantage of community's (including mine)
 help? People make their projects depend on DTL and expect it! And i
 think the issue is not one or another detail, but the general library
 look and feel.

 Don't call it a release, call it a preview for the brave souls!

Yes! A preview would be great!

 -eye

 Matthew schrieb:

 I'm doing a Walter, and stuck behind a number of pressing commitments -


my CUJ
 column, STLSoft release, some work for a client, preparation of the


"Imperfect
 C++' CD, etc. June's going to a bit of a terrible month

 I've been held up for the last few weeks with a bug in the generated


code, and
 haven't been able to spend the requisite block of time to pare it down


to a
 Walter-acceptable example. I hope to be able to do that during the next


week or
 so, in which case I'll release an initial version.

 Once the July 1st deadline has gone, however, my life will simplify


enormously
 and I expect to make very significant progress on DTL, and some other D


things
 that I'm cooking up with big W.



 "Stephan Wienczny" <wienczny web.de> wrote in message
 news:c9inm2$24m3$1 digitaldaemon.com...

It has been a long time since that post.
Whats the current status of DTL? I'd really like to start testing it ;-)

Stephan

Matthew wrote:

I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think


 releasing a

half-cooked thing will be counter-productive, and partly because I have




a
pressure of other things at the moment, and doing two lots of release
management/testing/etc. was just not justifiable.

At the time, my impression from Walter was that mixins was very close.


 However,

I've just learned that it'll be a while.

Hence, I would think that DTL 0.X will not happen this week (10th+),




but I'm
hoping next week (17th+) it will.

Cheers

Matthew

"Matthew" <admin stlsoft.dot.dot.dot.dot.org> writes:

I had a slight, needed, extension on the Imperfect C++ CD, to the 12th July.
Expect the preview before the end of next week, for sure!

And, yes, I will be looking for input. Lots of it!! :)

"Ilya Minkov" <minkov cs.tum.edu> wrote in message
news:ccje7v$1d2p$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Any chance you could take advantage of community's (including mine)
 help? People make their projects depend on DTL and expect it! And i
 think the issue is not one or another detail, but the general library
 look and feel.

 Don't call it a release, call it a preview for the brave souls!

 -eye

 Matthew schrieb:

 I'm doing a Walter, and stuck behind a number of pressing commitments - my


CUJ
 column, STLSoft release, some work for a client, preparation of the


"Imperfect
 C++' CD, etc. June's going to a bit of a terrible month

 I've been held up for the last few weeks with a bug in the generated code,


and
 haven't been able to spend the requisite block of time to pare it down to a
 Walter-acceptable example. I hope to be able to do that during the next week


or
 so, in which case I'll release an initial version.

 Once the July 1st deadline has gone, however, my life will simplify


enormously
 and I expect to make very significant progress on DTL, and some other D


things
 that I'm cooking up with big W.



 "Stephan Wienczny" <wienczny web.de> wrote in message
 news:c9inm2$24m3$1 digitaldaemon.com...

It has been a long time since that post.
Whats the current status of DTL? I'd really like to start testing it ;-)

Stephan

Matthew wrote:

I'd decided the other day to wait for mixins, partly because I think


 releasing a

half-cooked thing will be counter-productive, and partly because I have a
pressure of other things at the moment, and doing two lots of release
management/testing/etc. was just not justifiable.

At the time, my impression from Walter was that mixins was very close.


 However,

I've just learned that it'll be a while.

Hence, I would think that DTL 0.X will not happen this week (10th+), but I'm
hoping next week (17th+) it will.

Cheers

Matthew

Ant <duitoolkit yahoo.ca> writes:

On Thu, 08 Jul 2004 14:23:24 +0200, Ilya Minkov wrote:

 Any chance you could take advantage of community's (including mine)

Ever heard of vaporware?
Start your own!
The community already showed interest on this project.

Matthew already lost you a month or two...
now it's the 12th... if he was honest about it he would have 
tell us before now.

Ant

Ilya Minkov <minkov cs.tum.edu> writes:

I'd better leave that to Matthew, since i had already been teasing 
around with a huge piece of vaporware. :)

I'm against duplicate effort, i'm by far not as good as him, and finally 
i definately lack of time to take on such a big project. Helping out is 
easier.

-eye

Ant schrieb:

 On Thu, 08 Jul 2004 14:23:24 +0200, Ilya Minkov wrote:
 
 
Any chance you could take advantage of community's (including mine)

 
 
 Ever heard of vaporware?
 Start your own!
 The community already showed interest on this project.
 
 Matthew already lost you a month or two...
 now it's the 12th... if he was honest about it he would have 
 tell us before now.
 
 Ant