How does D improve design practices over C++?

[Walter Bright]

Paul D. Anderson wrote:
> This is why I'm trying to get D noticed here at Boeing. It's a very
> good fit for the things we do -- safe (memory safe and physically
> safe), efficient, powerful without being too complex, and a capable
> systems language. We still do a lot of bit-twiddling programming and
> need to be able to get to the hardware.

I used to work at Boeing (757 stab trim design), so I have a particular 
interest in how this works out. Please keep us up to date! If I can 
help, let me know.

I'm also available to give a presentation at Boeing if invited <g>.