Adam Wilson

My apologies if I misunderstood anything during either the HK visit or the November call. During the discussion in HK I do not remember any distinction being made between instantiated...

@jmdavis This should address the introspection concerns and help you with your work on traits.

Yes, it works in SSMS. I am using msodbcsql17 and SQL Server 2019. After further review it appears that the test only attempts to use a '*' SELECT list and...

I'm using ResultSet.getString(n). It's actually code that I ported from C#/ADO.NET which has a _very_ similar model to DDBC/JDBC ResultSets. So I did some more digging, and here is what...

Those look good. I can work around this by reordering my select lists, but I am puzzled as to why DDBC/ODBC even cares because I'm using column indexes for my...

Personally, I see any performance increases as a far-fringe benefit. Modern NVMe drives have largely solved the seek-time problem, so the biggest improvements are decreased sector wastage and improved sequential...

> I can't either with a small application. On a microSD card, I expect the operating system caches files, so repeated runs will be reading the files out of memory,...

> Last I checked, dub used .zip files to distribute packages. But even if it didn't, what's stopping dub from solving these problems that inventing a new format is going...

> Then in order for phobos to take advantage of this with dub, it must now include several .sar files along with the rest of the git repo? I'm not...

> I wonder why the three languages I've listed (C++20/Go/Rust) reached more or less the same conclusion with their package archives (exports) then. :-) Well, C/C++ have always used headers...