BCS Wrote:
> Hello Walter,
>
> > Clay Smith wrote:
> >
> >> * D is ported to .Net
> >>
> > Cristian Vlasceanu already ported D to .NET.
> >
>
> Did he ever finish it? Is it mantained? Did he ever publish his code?
>
>
Quite simply, the answer is yes:
http://dnet.codeplex.com/
umm, but pr
Hello Denis,
On Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:46:53 +0300, BCS wrote:
Hello Walter,
Clay Smith wrote:
* D is ported to .Net
Cristian Vlasceanu already ported D to .NET.
Did he ever finish it? Is it mantained? Did he ever publish his code?
http://dnet.codeplex.com
It's for D2.0, not sure what
On Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:46:53 +0300, BCS wrote:
Hello Walter,
Clay Smith wrote:
* D is ported to .Net
Cristian Vlasceanu already ported D to .NET.
Did he ever finish it? Is it mantained? Did he ever publish his code?
http://dnet.codeplex.com
It's for D2.0, not sure what exactly ver
Hello Walter,
Clay Smith wrote:
* D is ported to .Net
Cristian Vlasceanu already ported D to .NET.
Did he ever finish it? Is it mantained? Did he ever publish his code?
Clay Smith wrote:
Disclaimer: Within a finite amount of time, I wrote this quickly, fully
explaining the finer details would take a lonnng time ;)
Nice disclaimer.
Are you aware of the phrase, variously attributed to Shaw, Russell, and
Pascal: "Please excuse the length of this letter; I do not
Clay Smith wrote:
> ...
> * D is ported to JVM
http://da.vidr.cc/projects/lljvm/
Of course this doesn't mean it exists, but may just be a good lead for
someone who wants to make it happen. Just make ldc use this, and
eventually write java library backends for the std libs.
Clay Smith wrote:
* D is ported to .Net
Cristian Vlasceanu already ported D to .NET.
Disclaimer: Within a finite amount of time, I wrote this quickly, fully
explaining the finer details would take a lonnng time ;)
Concise Summary:
D language popularity can increase dramatically if:
* C++ support is improved
* D is ported to .Net
* D is ported to JVM
* Driver-run grassroots marke
