companies actively using D (e.g. Mercedes Benz research)

[Bastiaan Veelo]

On Monday, 7 March 2022 at 20:45:13 UTC, David wrote:
> I am wondering which companies still use D actively?

SARC B.V. started to rely on D for production two years ago when 
we implemented telemetry. Since then we have come a long way in 
converting our Extended Pascal source code to D. We have started 
to use D for new applications, that make use of existing library 
code that is transcompiled daily. For existing applications we 
have started mirroring every commit to the original code with a 
commit of the transcompiled code in git, so that we have some 
months of commit history when we make the switch, which we call 
D-day. This will happen later this year, and we are all very 
excited about it. Right now my focus is on setting up the 
production environment, on interfacing with C++ and on QA.

So yeah, SARC uses D actively, and I would say we rely heavily on 
D already.

-- Bastiaan.