On 05/16/2017 10:51 AM, Benro wrote:
A quick summary trying to get D and a some IDEs running on a Windows
environment.
Full-on IDEs always make simple things complicated. If you're on
Windows, I highly recommend Programmer's Notepad 2. Works great with D
out-of-the-box (as well as gobs of other languages), is lightning-quick
and responsive, and highly configurable.
Sublime Text is equally good, if you don't mind a non-native UI.
If you're ever checking it out on Linux, KDevelop is pretty decent.
Heck, even Kate has built-in D support.
