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  • ...han compare it to other languagess. For that there could be "D compared to X"-pages. I also don't think trying to paint other languages as bad is an eff
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  • |Cross-platform (Linux / Windows / Mac OS X) |Cross-platform (Linux / Windows / Mac OS X)
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  • !Windows || Linux || OS X || FreeBSD
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  • *OS X *OS X (untested)
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  • <pre> chmod +x main.d</pre>
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  • ...ows, platform-specific packages for Linux distributions, a dmg file for OS X, and compressed archives for all supported platforms. Additionally, a comma
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  • int delegate(int x) dg; dg = delegate(int x) { return arg * x; };
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  • void foo(int x) mixin("int x;");
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  • int sum(int x, int y) return x + y;
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  • ...uld have the form: <nowiki>[[DIPx]]</nowiki>, Title, Status, resume. Where x is the DIP number, title is the DIP title and resume is a short description ...discussion, with a subject like this: new DIPx: title (where one more time x is the DIP number and title is the DIP title).
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  • <!--{{#arraymap:{{{features|}}}|,|x|[[Website feature::x]]}}-->
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  • | platform = Windows/POSIX/Mac OS X | platform = Windows/Linux/Mac OS X
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  • short x = 1; assert( is(typeof(x) == short) );
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  • ...the [[DMD]] and [[GDC]] compilers. For Windows, GNU/Linux, FreeBSD (Mac OS X version is not being current or maintained). * Cross-platform. Runs on GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, FreeBSD (uses wxWidgets).
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  • On OS X: x = 1
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  • class C { int x = 123; }
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  • immutable x = ( i - 0.5 ) * delta; return delta / ( 1.0 + x * x ) ;
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  • if (x /* comment */) if (x)
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  • int x = 10; declares a variable named x of ''type'' int, whose ''initial value'' is 10.
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  • int x = MYCONSTANT*3; /* Oops, x==7, not 9 as one might expect */
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  • int x=123; /* oops, the outer block comment breaks here */ // int x=123; /* now this comment no longer causes a problem */
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  • void func(int x) { ... } // N.B. expects an int ...behave like X, except that it adds a few members of its own. In this case, X is toInt, which happens to be an int property, which means that MyInt shoul
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  • int from2(int x) if(x == 0)
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  • * Create a new Git branch called <tt>release-x.y.z</tt>, and announce this on the project mailing list. Git master is now ** OS X 10.7, multilib enabled
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  • ...64-bit Linux. It would be great if someone could take it for a spin on OS X, FreeBSD, and Windows to see how it fares there (I'm particularly worried t ** <b>Jacob Carlborg</b>: On Mac OS X, move the declaration of "environ" out of the Environment class, it's used
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  • struct S_A { int x; int y; void func() { x = 2*x; } ; void funcA() { } ; } struct S_B { int x; int z; void func() { x = 3*x; } ; void funcB() { } ; }
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  • immutable string x = "hello"; static if (x == "hello") { ... }
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  • assert(format("%#x", s) == "[0x1 : 0xa, 0x2 : 0x14, 0x3 : 0x1e, ]");
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  • ...1ex; background: #ffd;">Note: Properties are being officially added to D2.x as part of [[DIP6|Annotations]]. This page should be updated to reflect the auto x = foo();
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  • ...1ex; background: #ffd;">Note: Properties are being officially added to D2.x as part of [[DIP6|Annotations]].</div> auto x = foo();
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  • int x; int x;
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  • ...uld have the form: <nowiki>[[DIPx]]</nowiki>, Title, Status, resume. Where x is the DIP number, title is the DIP title and resume is a short description ...discussion, with a subject like this: new DIPx: title (where one more time x is the DIP number and title is the DIP title).
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  • ...Note: While a major change to operator overloading has be scheduled for D2.x, this page '''does not''' describe the current plan for implementation. Mor ...ous. (Eg, if both are templates, X.op@(X) is always ambiguous with X.op@_r(X) ).
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  • ...ltin types' format specifiers. For instance BigInt should support "d" and "x" and associated specifier fields. writefln and similar functions will simpl
    6 KB (863 words) - 07:52, 19 January 2013
  • int x, y, z; int x, y, z;
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  • ...7663ba384487/src/core/thread.d#L4550 core/thread.d]|| Only used on Mac OS X.
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  • auto x=[1,2,3]S; static assert(is(typeof(x)==int[3]));
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  • * Can we get a reference to the property? What does <code>&x.property_</code> mean? * What does <code>x.property_++</code> do? ([http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?DocComments
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  • # @property functions can't be called with parentheses: <code>x._property()</code> is illegal! (Normal functions are explicitly not affecte ...urned value can be called (delegate, function pointer, opCall), then <code>x._property()</code> calls the returned value! It essentially behaves exactly
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  • #define GET(x) x.value => int GET()(X x) { return x.value; }
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  • mixin template X(){ static int x = 2;
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  • static int x; ref int fun1() { return x; }
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  • S s; // s is a struct, s.x is a field ++s[i].x;
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  • ref int fun(int x) { return x; // Error: escaping reference to local variable x
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  • void foo(C c, int x) { writefln("foo(C) : received %s", x); } void foo(D d, int x, int y) { writefln("foo(D) : received %s %s", x, y); }
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  • int x = 123; aa["def"] = x; // implicit promotion int -> double
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  • ReturnType getter(X a) { ReturnType setter(X a, Y b) {
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  • ...g LDC to crash when e.g. building Phobos). Thus, please use LLVM 3.2 on OS X for the time being.
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  • static if(is(typeof(y))) int x; static if(is(typeof(x))) int y;
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  • ...system libraries and frameworks of the platform. GUI programming on Mac OS X would also get a big boost of this. The best way to do this is to add direc * Finish the Mac OS X port
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