Why can't we use strings in C++ methods?

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On Saturday, 4 November 2023 at 12:01:11 UTC, Emmanuel Danso 
Nyarko wrote:
> [...]
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> So C-strings are just an array of characters that are governed 
> by simple functions and D strings also defined the same. So you 
> could see that D strings are possibly built on the architecture 
> of C strings. In C++, string is a complex standard template 
> library that generates complex symbols and cannot be mapped as 
> it is based on a standard library implementation.

I don't think the strings are being translated in any way when we 
change the linkage. Strings in D are dynamic arrays of chars, the 
C binding code is giving us a template representing D's dynamic 
arrays, and so I thought that we could also use it in C++ for 
interoperability with D dynamic arrays.