here i have written some example in d programming D1/tango:
http://blog.fedora-fr.org/bioinfornatics/
On 12/30/2010 03:46 AM, spir wrote:
On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 01:42:27 -0500
bearophile wrote:
Overall, it sounds like no one should be using D2 yet unless they have a
fetish for arrowhead wounds in their back.
Well, I don't have this impression in practice. Sure, on D lists, we discuss
only the
On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 01:42:27 -0500
bearophile wrote:
> > Overall, it sounds like no one should be using D2 yet unless they have a
> > fetish for arrowhead wounds in their back.
Well, I don't have this impression in practice. Sure, on D lists, we discuss
only the issues. But I use D2 everyda
Daren Scot Wilson:
> Overall, it sounds like no one should be using D2 yet unless they have a
> fetish for arrowhead wounds in their back.
I suggest to use D2 and help the improvement of Phobos :-)
Bye,
bearophile
Daren Scot Wilson Wrote:
> On 12/29/10 17:05, Jesse Phillips wrote:
>
> >
> > D2's Standard Library is still in flux. Several modules are deprecated and
> > not properly marked.
> >
> Overall, it sounds like no one should be using D2 yet unless they have a
> fetish for arrowhead wounds in thei
On 12/29/10 17:05, Jesse Phillips wrote:
D2's Standard Library is still in flux. Several modules are deprecated and not
properly marked.
Overall, it sounds like no one should be using D2 yet unless they have a
fetish for arrowhead wounds in their back.
hi quick answer:
1/ for d1 prefer tango
2/ ldc could be use with phobos
3/ see tango home page on dsource they are several example
4/ tango d2 is not ready you can help source: git clone
git://supraverse.net/tango.git (compile with d2 compiler and fix error if you
want contribute)
5/ ldc sou
== Quote from Daren Scot Wilson (dar...@darenscotwilson.com)'s article
> I've been interested for a long time in learning D and using it for image
> processing and physics number crunching. Now I've got a few days in a row
> to study. Unfortunately I'm getting stuck even with "Hello World" due t
Daren Scot Wilson Wrote:
> I've been interested for a long time in learning D and using it for image
> processing and physics number crunching. Now I've got a few days in a row
> to study. Unfortunately I'm getting stuck even with "Hello World" due to
> most examples of D I find seem to be u
I've been interested for a long time in learning D and using it for image
processing and physics number crunching. Now I've got a few days in a row
to study. Unfortunately I'm getting stuck even with "Hello World" due to
most examples of D I find seem to be using Phobos instead of Tango.
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