Hi, One other question....
How does D square up, performance-wise, to C and C++ ? Has anyone got any benchmark figures? How does D compare in this area? Also, is D more of a Windows oriented language? Do the Linux and OSX versions get as much attention as the Windows one? Thanks. Adrian. On Sun, 02 Jan 2011 10:15:49 +0000, Adrian Mercieca wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am currently mulling if I should be adopting D as my (and subsequently > my company's) language of choice. > > We have great experience/investment in C++, so D seems - from what I've > seen so far - as the logical step; D seems to me to be as C++ done > right. I'm also looking at Go in the process, but Go seems to be more of > a 'from C' progression, whilst D seems to be the 'from C++' progression. > > I am only worried about 2 things though - which I've read on the net: > > 1. No 64 bit compiler > 2. The Phobos vs Tango issue: is this resolved now? This issue > represents a major stumbling block for me. > > Any comments would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks.
