D license

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You can, of course, compile a D program with the compiler.  In this 
case, the limitations on your rights would come only from the libraries 
you use.

You can also write a program which outputs D code.  Just like lex/yacc 
and similar.  Since you are creating new work when you do this, no 
current copyright should matter.  Software patents, however, might.

Please keep in mind that I am not a lawyer, nor am I able to give legal 
advice.  All of the above statements are based solely on my personal, 
unlearned opinion.

If you wish to receive answers to legal questions, you should ask a 
properly licensed lawyer.

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> Hi,
> 
> I Would like some information about D compiler about license.
> Could I use D compiler for a commercial product.
> Let's say I would like to create a GUI editor based on D programming,
> do I have the right to do it?