D interpreter?

[Brendan]

BLS wrote:
> bearophile schrieb:
>> Brendan:
>>> It would be a great boon if there were a D interpreter where you just 
>>> write some code to try out.
>>
>> Recently someone has shown here a probably very nice exec 
>> module/system (I don't remember the name and author, sorry, someone 
>> else can help you), to execute D code dynamically. But despite looking 
>> cool I have not succeed making it work, and everyone seem to have 
>> ignored it. You can take that project and create what you want, it's 
>> not an interpreter, but maybe it's fast/good enough for interactive 
>> use, to learn D syntax, try snippets of code, etc (basically some of 
>> the things the Python/ Scheme / etc REPL are good for).
>> Note that lot of people coming from statically typed languages like 
>> C++ may ignore your words, because they don't understand why a REPL is 
>> so useful, so you have to teach/explain them carefully :-)
>>
>> Bye,
>> bearophile
> 
> Burton Radons,
> news://news.digitalmars.com:119/fp0af9$10jh$1@digitalmars.com
> 
> hth bjoern

I can't seem to access that.