Mac OSX installer for dmd

[Walter Bright]

dsimcha wrote:
> Third, often only part of a program needs to be well-engineered (the core
> algorithms that will likely be around awhile) and the rest is just some quick and
> dirty glue to feed data to the core algorithms, and will likely change in
> relatively short order.  The well-factored core algorithms plus quick and dirty
> glue style is very often how I program in practice.

I agree with all your points. D has a "layered" approach to program correctness 
and safety, and you can mix & match them as your project needs change.

The downside is D gets flak for being complicated and a kitchen sink, but I 
think it's a far better approach to have them properly integrated into the 
language rather than the rather desperate approaches I've seen using coding 
standards, third party analyzers, source code annotations, etc.