Re: Re: Setting file permissions on published files
Lars Ivar Igesund <[email protected]> Sat, 30 Jul 2005 21:42:47 +0200
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Laurdag 30. juli 2005 17:15 skreiv François Pinard: > I'm progressively starting to use it, so I receive your comment as > an encouragement to continue. I too, hope that it will stick around > for a while. What is surprising, however, is the little acceptance > Aap seems to have in the community. I presume it is lost in the sea > of competitors, and suffers from the prejudice quoted above. (It is > ridiculous releasing for the only seek of releasing, or as some people > do, merely to increase Sourceforge activity indices.) From what I > can see, Bram put a tremendous effort in Aap, and the result is quite > interesting (I've chatted with users enough to know that an effort is > no necessary guarantee of quality, but Bram is not any programmer). > > Happy, also, to see some activity in this list. Not, once again, that a > mailing list needs activity for being good, but at least, I feel a bit > less like being the only user of Aap! :-) I added support for the D programming language over a year ago, and A-A-P worked wonderfully for me. When trying to get others in the D community to use it, they either said that they already used Scons (support for D were implemented there at the same time, but by a more prominent person in the community), or that the Python-dependency was to large to build simple D programs (D is a system language). After that I haven't used D much (for other reasons), and thus the D support might not work as expected any more. Also, a very fast, D specific build tool has surfaced, and no new users seems to be interested in A-A-P for D :( When I get back to D, I'll look into things and decide what to do next, hopefully this year (D is very promising as a real replacement for C/C++/C# and Java (Java at least in some respects)). Yours, Lars Ivar Igesund ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is sponsored by: Discover Easy Linux Migration Strategies from IBM. Find simple to follow Roadmaps, straightforward articles, informative Webcasts and more! Get everything you need to get up to speed, fast. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_idt77&alloc_id492&op=click