On Tuesday, 26 February 2013 at 15:26:17 UTC, Craig Dillabaugh
wrote:
I am a novice D programmer and use C++ in my work. One thing I
find myself doing when I need to implement some non-trivial
algorithm is that I will originally code it in D and perform
testing from there to make sure I have the logic right.
Once I have everything working in D I simply port it over to
C++.
(...)
I'm surprised to see many people doing this. But I'm wondering..
If you already got the code working in D, why not let it stay
there and write a C interface?
Company policy? Missing dynamic loading? Some build issues?
If the code could stay in D, it would seem like a good way to
slowly integrate D into a company.
