Kotlin Meta and CT programming vs D

[Sergey]

On Thursday, 19 December 2024 at 06:04:33 UTC, Jo Blow wrote:
> In any case, it was a great experience for the first month or 
> so but then when I started looking for more complicated "D 
> like" features such as CT/meta programming they don't seem to 
> actually exist... at least not in the way one thinks and seems 
> to be quite limited.

Maybe it is also worth to check Groovy meta-programming abilities 
(including AST and macros).