Mainstream D Programming

Raynor memphis007fr at yahoo.fr
Sun Oct 14 04:49:01 PDT 2007


Richard Geary a écrit :
> Greetings!
> 
> I've just discovered the D programming language, and I'm fascinated by it. It has captured the essence of what I believed was wrong with the C / C++ language evolution, and formed a practically-driven language from the best bits. Thanks for saving me the job!
> 
> But in reality, there is no mainstream support yet for D. Whilst the D compiler will continute to improve, it will be years before it's declared "bug free" enough to be used by business, and games developers won't be able to D compilers for Xbox360/PS3/Wii.
> 
> To solve this, is there a D to C++ converter? Something to parse D code, output it in C++ and build it with existing C++ tools? Whilst this is messy, it would provide the functionality of D to environments which are unable to use the D compiler.

I think it would be better if D had a real IDE. Business developments 
are always done on Visual, Eclipse or NetBeans and at this moment D 
has... nothing.



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