On 11/03/2012 11:01 PM, Malte Skarupke wrote:
... I've learned C++ in the last two years and learned D in the last couple months, and I slightly prefer C++ over D. When I started using C++11, I took for granted that all the features just work.
I have run into bugs in both g++ and clang, and I do not actually use C++ for anything beyond experimenting.
Using D, I realize that that is actually unusual.
There are many bugs in the implementation, but stuff often works.
In D you still encounter compiler bugs or inconsistent behavior way too often, and I have workarounds all over my code.
Do you not have 'workarounds' all over your C++ code? There are conferences about how to work around C++'s limitations. It is fun, but unproductive.
