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To me, this is more a proof of concept implementation in D than a tool I'd consider having part of my workflow. The dependency chain and "exotic" language choic
by jbergstroem 13y ago
To me, this is more a proof of concept implementation in D than a tool I'd consider having part of my workflow. The dependency chain and "exotic" language choice makes just having it available in your ecosystem a higher jump than what utilities like linters should require.
- lmm 13y agoOn the contrary, a small standalone tool like a linter is a perfect place to start experimenting with a new language before introducing it to your core projects. I'd expect there'll be packages available for it soon if it's really too much effort to build.
- andralex 13y agoClearly that's something to worry about. What won our team over was the (sometimes spectacular) speed gains compared to the C++ linter.
- vl 13y agoCould you comment on why it is faster?
- eru 13y agoWhy? I'd rather put some crazy requirements in my build tools, than in the delivered product. Eg hypothetical: who cares if it only builds on, say Linux? We have VMs for that. As long as the output program runs on the target platform, say Windows, we are golden.