Walter Bright wrote:
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8stcr/the_case_for_d/
http://www.ddj.com/hpc-high-performance-computing/217801225 says:
"There are two major versions of the language -- D1 and D2.
This article focuses on D2 exclusively."
"The official D compiler is available for free off digitalmars.com on
major desktop platforms (Windows, Mac, and Linux). Other implementations
are underway, notably including an a .NET port and one using the LLVM
infrastructure as backend."
"Last but definitely not least, two windowing libraries complete the
language's offering quite spectacularly. The mature library DWT is a
direct port of Java's SWT. A newer development is that the immensely
popular Qt Software windowing library has recently released a D binding
(in alpha as of this writing)."
In other words, so long and thanks for all the fish: GDC and wxD ?
--anders
