See the static_if paper here:
http://isocpp.org/forums
Under the post "constraints and static if" there is a link to a
document about
static_if
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=forums&srcid=MDIyMDc3NjUwMTczOTM0Mjk3NjABMDI2MzM3MjkxNDM4NDQ5MzE4NDcBLWVsS1Y4dFhtdDhKATUBaXNvY3BwLm9yZwF2
There is Emscripten which compiles LLVM to javascript, so you
could probably get D into JS like that also
https://github.com/kripken/emscripten
I've used half in C++, although mostly just to feed to the GPU
since its pretty common that you don't want to waste the
bandwidth on 32 bit floats.
I guess D doesn't support unique_ptr like behavior, humm.. I
like this in C++, is it possible in D?
D is pretty cool, perhaps someday I can use it instead of C++
and have cool shit like fast build times, modules, no more bloody
headers, sane templates, CTFE, UFCS etc
But can the D GC ever be made:
1. precise
2. able to scale to large-ish data set(2gig+)
3. No long stalls(anything over a c
