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Fedora is adding LLVM-based compiler for D

23 pointsby roundrubikalmost 15 years ago

4 comments

JabavuAdamsalmost 15 years ago
Wow, cool! I really like D as a C++ replacement. Is the language stable enough, though? Last time I checked D 2.0 was still evolving.
danieldkalmost 15 years ago
Excellent! Though, I have to add that if you like C++ with STL, D2 with the latest Phobos standard library is the way to go. Hopefully, we will see a stable LDC for D2 in the future.
kanakalmost 15 years ago
Sadly it looks like the list of features in the next Fedora ( <a href="https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/14/FeatureList" rel="nofollow">https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/14/FeatureList</a> ) is not as impressive as the list was for Fedora 12 and 13. Given that yesterday was the submission deadline, I don't think this will be as exciting a release.
nimrodyalmost 15 years ago
Is there any prepackaged LDC binary for OS X?<p>It's annoying having to download DMD (Digital Mars compiler) just to compile LDC.