On Sun, 25 Jan 2009 17:56:30 +0300, Nicolay Korslund <korsl...@gmail.com> wrote:
I remember reading something about a D to C compiler on this group a few
years ago. (I'm not really a regular here anymore, so there might have
been more recent mentions that I've missed.) Does anyone know if there's
any such project still around that's alive or could be revived? Or if
there's any other viable solutions for converting D to C (or C++)?
The reason I would want to do this is to port D code to currently
non-supported platforms. This is especially important for game projects
(like my own monsterscript project) - most game console SDKs take C/C++
and nothing else. The C/C++ output wouldn't have to be nice or even
human readable - just compilable. It would only be used as a middle step
in the compilation process for these platforms.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Nico
There were two projects I've heard of, but none of them are functional AFAIK.
Perhaps, LDC could translate D code into C?
BTW, what are the platforms you are talking about?
