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On 1/27/20 12:52 PM, IGotD- wrote:
> Big projects with a lot of files will probably benefit from D as D is 
> more compact, readable and requires less files. The libraries of D are 
> usually more convenient as well.

I have two implementation of one project in D and C++. D version 
contains less files and their content is shorter (less boiler plate 
code) and D version has a bit more functionality. Making proof of 
concept in D (in my domain at least) is more pleasant and productive due 
to meta programming.

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> The reason I wouldn't use D in project is stability and availability of 
> D programmers. All D compilers have bugs and are not as stable as GCC or 

I completely agree to low availability of D programmers but don't agree 
to statement about stability. Both D and C++ compilers have bugs. I 
stumbled only once at gcc bug but that was a real problem. D compiler 
bugs were much more easy to solve/workaround.