Why Ruby?

[Nick Sabalausky]

"Michael Stover" <michael.r.stover at gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:mailman.900.1292075203.21107.digitalmars-d at puremagic.com...
> >
>> LOL. I'd _love_ to use D at work, but so much of our code is in C++ and
>> must
>
> compile with Visual Studio that the fact that C++ doesn't integrate with D
> all
>
> that well and the fact that you have to use dmc on Windows for the C or 
> C++
> code
>
> if you want to link it with D code make it so that it doesn't make any 
> sense
> at
>
> all to use D at this point.
>
> Having to use the dmc compiler on windows in order to leverage legacy C++
> code while being able to move on with new D code doesn't sound like too 
> much
> of a restriction.  Is there a similar tool that allows linking D and C++ 
> on
> linux and mac?
>

AIUI, gcc will work.