On 08/12/2010 05:26 AM, cglee wrote:
Hi,
I have used 'C' and 'jav'a for several years.
When I need speed, I used 'C'.
When I have to reduce implemetation time, I used 'java'.
In my view, D language has both merits from 'C' and 'java'.
It means that it is OOP, but it generates native binary
without VM. We already have C++ as this. But C++ makes me
more confused when I use it.
Now, I have questions about how much 'D' is fast comparing with 'java'
and how much bigger in binary size generated by 'D' comparing with
'C'. Is there anyone has information about this?.
Thanks
cglee
Last I looked, java is faster than D in some cases, and vice versa.
D will blow up the size of executables by quite a lot, though. Due to
templates and static linking of libraries, mostly.
