++, but there is no problem to kill both rabbits - make it
good alternative for Python, Lua, Java, C#, etc.
What you think about it?
With best regards, Alexey Egorov.
It looks like the 'getAddress' function requires the memory to
have been obtained using allocateMemory. It seems to me this
would prevent the (excelllent) builtin gargbage collector from
working, which would be a waste.
It seems .net would be a better target, but according to the
thread that
In D's case there are many operations, like unsafe code, or the
sematics
associated with stack data types, which cannot be implemented
by JVM instructions.
but script must be save, it is no need to do unsafe operations.
