Call D code from C#

[Paulo Pinto]

On 11.01.2014 19:33, Xavier Bigand wrote:
> Le 11/01/2014 18:23, Paulo Pinto a écrit :
>> Am 11.01.2014 14:30, schrieb anthonyb:
>>> On Friday, 10 January 2014 at 21:50:50 UTC, TC wrote:
>>>> they lack modern features and portability and if I will be in position
>>>> to choose UI framework for multiplatform business app, I will end up
>>>> with Qt 5.x for sure.
>>>
>>> C++ remains the best tool for that job (Qt 5.x). And unfortunately, i do
>>> not have many hopes that it will change soon.
>>
>> It will, but not in the direction most people would like.
>>
>>  From what I can get from Qt conference videos since version 5 came out,
>> QML is the way to go, with just performance critical parts still done in
>> C++.
>>
>> --
>> Paulo
>
> I work every day on an application written in C++ with Qt and QML. The
> core of the application is written in C++ without Qt and only the GUI is
> in QML, some additionnal wrappers are necessary to inject data of the
> core application in QML.
>
> We have no performance issues with QML.
>
> Saddly for the moment I can't talk more about this application since it
> was not already released, but it's typically an application where
> performances are critical.
>
> Like with every script languages you need to do things with carefulness
> and avoid to put application logic in it.
>
> It's our experience give us the idea to do something similar in D, cause
> a lot of things can be better than with Qt and C++.
>

Thanks for sharing the information. At work I do mostly JVM/.NET stuff. 
Since 2006 I don't do any C++ at work, except when porting stuff to the 
former platforms.

I just use Qt/C++ occasionally on hobby projects, so it is good to know 
from someone with experience on them, how the real situation is.

--
Paulo