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2022-05-30Remove unmaintained and unfinished async codev0.18.0Eugen Wissner
2022-05-30Fix foldr scopeEugen Wissner
2021-06-04Replace rotate with bringToFrontEugen Wissner
2021-05-29Use sockets with new IP Address structsEugen Wissner
2021-05-28Add EndpointEugen Wissner
2021-05-27Pass tests with GDC 10.3Eugen Wissner
2021-05-26Allow building with GDC 10.3Eugen Wissner
2021-05-25Replace short preconditions in the main packageEugen Wissner
2021-05-16Use std searching and iterationEugen Wissner
2021-05-15Replace the ascii module with std.asciiEugen Wissner
2021-04-15Replace outdated import in the documentationEugen Wissner
2021-03-27Replace Option with NullableEugen Wissner
2021-03-12Remove the sys packageEugen Wissner
2021-03-11Fix InputRanges for non-copyable elementsEugen Wissner
2020-05-06Remove deprecated functionalityEugen Wissner
2020-05-05Update copyrightsEugen Wissner
2020-05-04Update compiler, remove deprecated modulesv0.17.0Eugen Wissner
2019-09-03Deprecate Integer and isPseudoprime()Eugen Wissner
2019-08-28Work around 2.086 bugsEugen Wissner
2019-04-24Add algorithm.iteration.foldrEugen Wissner
2019-04-19Ensure getAndPopFront/getAndPopBack don't promote `system` to `safe`Nathan Sashihara
2019-04-17Add getAndPopFront()/getAndPopBack()Eugen Wissner
2019-04-16Add algorithm.iteration.foldlEugen Wissner
2019-04-15Build with -dip1000. Fix #85Eugen Wissner
2019-04-14Pass allocator in all HashTable/Set constructorsEugen Wissner
2019-04-05Make Array.get system functionEugen Wissner
.get() returns a memory block that can be changed if the original array is manipulated after getting the slice. So the slice returned by .get() may allow access to invalid memory.
2019-03-23In tanya.algorithm.iteration.take & retro preserve const/inout for ↵Nathan Sashihara
`empty`/`front`/etc.
2019-03-23Add DIP25 compatibility. Fix #83Eugen Wissner
2019-03-22Move memory/package.d into memory.allocatorEugen Wissner
2019-03-21Fix MmapPool private tests; move remaining testsEugen Wissner
2019-03-20algorithm: import searching publicallyEugen Wissner
2019-03-19net: Add missing public imports, move testsEugen Wissner
2019-03-19Separate non-documentation tests from the codeEugen Wissner
2019-03-17Move memory functions into memory.lifecycleEugen Wissner
- move - moveEmplace - forward - emplace - swap
2019-03-16Move memory exception into memory.lifecycleEugen Wissner
2019-03-05Make subpackages of os, sys and encodingEugen Wissner
2019-03-02Move meta into a separate subpackageEugen Wissner
2019-03-01net.ip.Address6.toString() recommended notationv0.16.0Eugen Wissner
Fix #65.
2019-02-25algorithm.iteration: Add singleton()Eugen Wissner
... iterating over a single value.
2019-02-24range.adapter: new arrayInserterEugen Wissner
2019-02-19format.sformat: Support range-based toString()Eugen Wissner
2019-02-16net.ip: Implement .toString() with output rangesEugen Wissner
2019-02-16range.adapter: Add container-range adapters. Fix #67Eugen Wissner
2019-02-12Use word-wise hash instead of FNV-1a for arrays of word-aligned scalarsNathan Sashihara
Also special case int-aligned scalars on 64-bit machines. On a 64-bit machine hashing an array of pointers is now ~5.95x faster with LDC2 and ~8.54x faster with DMD, and hashing an array of ints is ~3.34x faster with LDC2 and ~8.12x faster with DMD.
2019-02-12Add sformat() writing to an output rangeEugen Wissner
2019-02-06Deprecate InputRange source for OutputRangesEugen Wissner
An output range for E won't be automatically an output range for [E] anymore. The same, an output range for [E] won't be automatically an output range for E. Automatic E <-> [E] conversion seems to be a nice feature at first glance, but it causes much ambiguity. 1) If I want that my output range accepts only UTF-8 strings but not single characters (because it could be only part of a code point and look like broken UTF-8 without the remaining code units), I can't do it because an OutputRange(R, E) can't distinguish between char and string. 2) Here is an example from 2013: import std.range; import std.stdio; Appender!(const(char)[][]) app; put(app, "aasdf"); put(app, 'b'); writeln(app.data); This outputs: ["aasdf", "\0"]. Whether it is a common case or not, such code just shouldn't compile.
2019-02-04Deprecate put() as an OutputRange primitiveEugen Wissner
2019-02-01move(): Give compiler an opportunity to optimizev0.15.0Eugen Wissner
Fix #75.
2019-01-31typecons.Variant: Make public. Fix #73Eugen Wissner
2019-01-30typecons.Option: Deprecate alias thisEugen Wissner
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