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• The D Programming Language
  ...e design with a simple C-like syntax. For these reasons D makes for a good language choice for both performance code and application development. ...ww.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321635361/classicempire "The D Programming Language"] by Andrei Alexandrescu is available on Amazon and other locations.
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• Language design discussions
  D is an evolving and complex language. New features are proposed, unexpected interaction in old ones get found, d ...tating there will be no <code>final</code>-by-default in the D programming language.
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• First Language
  ...ranslation from Turkish, so if you prefer to read the book in its original language you can do so at [http://ddili.org/ders/d/ D Programlama Dili Dersleri].
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• LDC-specific language changes
  definition." -- [http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html#linkage-types the LLVM Language Reference] ...makes it possible to use [http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html llvm assembly language] from D. See the [[LDC inline IR|LDC inline IR page]] for more information.
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• Brush Up Language Features
  ...ncoding return type of parent functions ([https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/commit/b6fe187c0fbb91ff71b11892391769dc74489465 commit]) Lambdas are the only one element of D language which have context-inference.
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• The D Programming Language/Seq
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• Language issues
  ...me potential problems that have been brought up and debated throughout the language's history. Fixing these is not straight-forward or may not justify breaking See also: [[Language design discussions]]
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• Language Designs Explained
  ...ttributes into keywords would have fundamentally changed the syntax of the language and would result in breaking existing code. So instead of making these new ...an '@' character would remove redundancy in the language. Redundancy in a language helps:
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• Language History and Future
  == D Language Milstones == '''2009''' 1. Release of: '''The D Programming Language''' by ''Andrei Alexandrescu''
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• The D Programming Language
  ...e design with a simple C-like syntax. For these reasons D makes for a good language choice for both performance code and application development. ...ww.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321635361/classicempire "The D Programming Language"] by Andrei Alexandrescu is available on Amazon and other locations.
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• Why program in D
  in D, you'll find it pretty hard to go back to another language. <br/> is a large unmet need in the programming language department.<br/>
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• Books
  <u>'''PLEASE NOTE''': The links to Amazon are affiliated with the D Language Foundation, so by simply following them you support the Foundation at no co .../good-tech-school.thinkific.com/courses/dforpython D, the Best Programming Language, for Former Python Developers]'''<br>
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• Videos
  ...rn D programming Game Dev!]: A series of tutorial videos about using the D language for game development. ...guage (DLang) Programming]: A new series, as of 2022, about learning the D language from basic to more advanced concepts by Mike Shah.
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• Articles
  | name = "D"iving Into the D Programming Language | name = Getting Started with the D Programming Language
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• IDEs
  |[https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8115-d-language v1.32.2] |Dexed is an IDE dedicated to the D programming language, its compilers (DMD, GDC, LDC), tools (DUB, DCD, D-Scanner, Dfmt) and libra
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• Editors
  |[https://atom.io/packages/language-d language-D] ...syntax highlighting engines.] There is a high chance of issues with newer language constructs. It is possible to submit patches yourself.</ref>|| || || || ||
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• Compilers
  ...MD is the recommended choice, as it is the implementation closest to the D Language Specification. Otherwise, the best choice depends on the project's needs, t
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• DMD
  DMD is the formal implementation of the D language. It is actively developed by the D community.
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• GDC
  ...s to continue the development of GDC, a GCC frontend for the D programming language. GDC is a frontend for the [//dlang.org D programming language]. By using GCC as a backend, it gives us the ability to target the same pla
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• LDC
  The LDC project aims to provide a portable D programming language compiler with modern optimization and code generation capabilities. The com * [[Using LDC]] ([[LDC-specific language changes]] — [[LDC inline assembly expressions]] — [[LDC inline IR]])
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• Scripting Libraries
  | about = Lua for the D Programming Language | about = Python for the D Programming Language
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• Alternative Standard Libraries
  | about = A collection of libraries and tools to compile D language programs for embedded systems with the [[GDC|gdc compiler]].
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• Dependency Injection Containers
  | about = Dependency injection system for the D programming language
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• Language design discussions
  D is an evolving and complex language. New features are proposed, unexpected interaction in old ones get found, d ...tating there will be no <code>final</code>-by-default in the D programming language.
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• Community:Open Source Projects
  ...t for creating advanced documentation of programs written in D programming language. || Windows/POSIX || Public Domain || https://github.com/eldar/candydoc | Orange || Orange is a serialization library for the D programming language. It supports D1/Tango and D2/Phobos. || Windows/POSIX || Boost 1.0 || http
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• General Purpose Libraries
  | about = A common type and function library for D language programs
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• Getting Started
  ...eady know, D is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiled_language compiled language], so you have to make your first choice: a compiler. There are [[Compilers| ...ed with dmd or available separately here: https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/tools/blob/master/rdmd.d makes this simple.
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• Build systems
  | about = This project seeks to provide complete support for the D2 language in cmake.
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• First Language
  ...ranslation from Turkish, so if you prefer to read the book in its original language you can do so at [http://ddili.org/ders/d/ D Programlama Dili Dersleri].
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• Coming From
  When coming from another language it is good to find out where D stands in relation to it. There is the [http ...tical differences or gotchas when coming from another language choose your language below.
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• Tutorials
  ...sector.com/courses/dforpython Programming Language D, the Best Programming Language, for Former Python Developers]
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• Compiling and linking with DMD on Windows
  ...sion) is similar to a C header file, however it is '''not''' part of the D language. It is exclusively a feature of the D compiler. Another difference compared
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• DIPs
  | non-public inheritance in a single inheritance language that has a single root object hierarchy makes little sense. | extend the D programming language with annotations.
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• DIP1
  A DIP is a D Improvement Proposal, a way propose changes to the language in a sightly more formal way than just throwing out the idea in the news gr
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• Get involved
  If you find any problems with the D language, please file a bug report. Problems that are not filed will not get fixed, The main D forum is for general discussion on the D language, feature requests and discussions, etc.. Newcomers should start with the [h
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• Bindings
  ...ader files, function prototypes, and variable declarations to from another language to D. | about = Multiple language bindings for librdf (advanced RDF and SPARQL support)
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• People
  * D Language Fundamentals * D Language Fundamentals
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• D Conference 2013
  ...he-d-programming-language-conference-2013-0 Kickstarter: The D Programming Language Conference 2013]
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• Code Troubleshooting
  * language is not as popular as i.e. [http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B C++], so co
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• Debuggers
  | D language IDE written in D. Supports GDB-MI compatible debuggers. | D language IDE written in D. Supports GDB-MI compatible debuggers.
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• Walter Bright
  ...founder of the Digital Mars company, and the creator of the D programming language and its reference compiler, [[DMD]]. As of January 2018, Bright continues t
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• Github
  ...time]] source code, or the [[DMD]] compiler source code. The alternative D language compilers, [[GDC]] and [[LDC]] also use Github for their version control.
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• SDC
  ...r Project] is devoted to develop a ''sane'' compiler for the D programming language.
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• DIL
  '''DIL''' is a hand-crafted compiler implementation for the D programming language written in D v2 using the [http://dsource.org/projects/tango Tango] standar
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• GUI Libraries
  | about = Qt Qml bindings for the D programming language | about = It is wrapper Qt-5 for programming language D.
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• Web Development Libraries
  | about = Hunt is a high-level D Programming Language Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design
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• Main Page
  #REDIRECT [[The D Programming Language]]
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• Contributing to dlang.org
  ...the language specification and library documentation of the D programming language. ...c is a pure macro expansion system. In this context "pure" means the macro language has no relationship to other file format; all the expansion engine does is
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• LDC inline assembly expressions
  ...line Assembler Expressions] in the [http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html LLVM Language Reference] has all the details.
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• LDC-specific language changes
  definition." -- [http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html#linkage-types the LLVM Language Reference] ...makes it possible to use [http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html llvm assembly language] from D. See the [[LDC inline IR|LDC inline IR page]] for more information.
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• Programming in D for Python Programmers
  '''[https://teachsector.com/dforpython/ D, the Best Programming Language, for Former Python Developers]'''<br> ...ftware and a reliable software technology. “There is no best programming language”, they say. There is, for most applications it is D.
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• Unittest
  ...her unittesting system, and possibly write the testing code in a different language.
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• Operator precedence
  [[Category:D Language]]
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• Implicit conversions in user types
  ...y true for user-defined numeric types, which ideally should blend into the language's expression syntax so that, besides actually declaring a variable of the u
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• DMD Source Guide
  --y show output to Intermediate Language (IL) buffer ...presumably, these are used to represent various 'builtin' symbols that the language defines)
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• DIP2
  |Language:
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• Defining custom print format specifiers
  In human language, this means that "%s" gets translated into a FormatSpec object containing "
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• DIP3
  Non-public inheritance in a single inheritance language that has a single root object hierarchy makes little sense.
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• DIP6
  Extend the D programming language with annotations. Annotations are metadata attached to declarations and var Java: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/language/annotations.html
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• DIP7
  |Language: ...nly protection provided against idiotic use is the guarantee that the base language is immutable" - B. Stroustup, "Operator Overloading in C++", (date unknown,
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• DIP8
  ...mited to avoid code bloat. However, they should be extensible within the D language, without modification of the compiler.
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• Runtime Hooks
  | _aaApply || extern(C)|| || [https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/druntime/blob/e47a00bff935c3f079bb567a6ec97663ba384487/src/rt/aaA.d#L598 r | _aaApply2 || extern(C)|| || [https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/druntime/blob/e47a00bff935c3f079bb567a6ec97663ba384487/src/rt/aaA.d#L624 r
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• Commonly-Used Acronyms
  ...ile-Time Function Execution/Evaluation. The ability, for the D programming language to evaluate a (standard, runtime) function during compilation, yielding a c ...n-Specific Embedded Language. A DSL used inside a more general programming language. Also known as an internal DSL.
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• Property Discussion Wrap-up
  *** D as a systems programming language should still provide a way to detect if something is a property and to get
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• DIP11
  == Language feature == There is an alternative proposal [[DIP14]] to provide better language integration.
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• DIP14
  Prov ide a language construct to declare import paths in source files.
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• DIP17
  This document describes a refined volatile statement for the D programming language. The new definition takes into account the needs of low-level, embedded, ke ...y has no way to do safe memory-mapped I/O. The reason for that is that the language has no well-defined volatile statement or type qualifier. This means that a
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• DIP18
  ...(concurrent) implementation of the GC, or resorting to unsafe solutions, a language-level guarantee is proposed. Guarantee is that threads that spawn nogc func
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• DIP20
  ...g.cgi?id=13138 proposed implementation], [https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/druntime/pull/892 pull] ...y has no way to do safe memory-mapped I/O. The reason for that is that the language has no well-defined means to do volatile memory loads and stores. This mean
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• Other Dev Tools
  This collection has libraries and tools to compile D language programs for
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• GSOC 2015 Ideas
  * Getting a bare-metal D runtime support on Cortex-M3/M4 with as many language features as possible. A minor victory would be having a minimal thread-less
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• DIP22.1
  ...n't. It is minor limitation that greatly simplifies interaction with other language features like <code>alias this</code>.
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• DIP25
  ..., combined with the other features of D, make it a complete and expressive language for systems-level tasks. On the other hand, economy of means should be exer return a; // ERROR per current language rules
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• D source code tools
  ...The D Completion Daemon is an auto-complete program for the D programming language.
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• DIP26
  Well people argue, that almost every language feature can be abused. My question is just why would we allow this one, but ...ke encapsulation are well established and have proven to be valuable, so a language feature that helps there syntax-wise is not such a bad idea either.
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• DIP27
  ...very complex language. It promotes several paradigms while being a system language. If this is a power of D, this is also a source of trouble. In fact, every If it is impairing users, it is also impairing polishing of the language, and many corner cases have to be considered and cause difficulties to comp
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• GDC/CurrentReleaseTasks
  ** Move members of IRState to '''cfun->language''', as there is only one IRState per function (unlike DMD). ** Needs upstream co-operation: https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/pull/4854
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• AA Implementation Issues
  * But currently, there's no way in the language to express "the key type can be mutable as long as its toHash value cannot
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• DIP29
  |Language: |[https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/pull/1700 Discussion on github]
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• DIP30
  ...le method, closure and UFCS as delegate introducing only one entity in the language.
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• GSOC 2013 Ideas
  * Getting a bare-metal D runtime support on Cortex-M3/M4 wtih as many language features as possible. A minor victory would be having a minimal thread-less
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• DIP32
  Tuple value unpacking will become handy with help of language syntax.
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• DIP33
  ...very specific purposes. Some of these may have been rendered obsolete by language changes, and if so, they should be removed. In any case, they are never to
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• ResearchPapers
  ...search papers that are, one way or the other, related to the D programming language.
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• DIP36
  ...code> as an abbreviation for <code>const ref</code> because it is wrong by language specification. |Is somewhat clearer, but adds an entirely new attribute to the language
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• DIP50
  ...ithout changing the actual language. Instead of adding new features to the language AST macros can be a general solution to implement language changes in library code. Many existing language features could have been
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• DIP39
  ...hout affecting it as it is independent of RV refs, but it further enhances language safety against ref/nonref code evolution:
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• Bind D to C
  ...-d-to-c/ Series] on creating bindings to C libraries for the D programming language. * To get a fixed type on all platforms. In the C language there are no fixed types, it's just relations between the sizes of the type
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• Brush Up Language Features
  ...ncoding return type of parent functions ([https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/commit/b6fe187c0fbb91ff71b11892391769dc74489465 commit]) Lambdas are the only one element of D language which have context-inference.
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• Current D Use
  ...hildren's science and technology company. Large scale use of D programming language (distributed systems and cloud storage). ...e about nightlife. Uses D2/phobos for webservice (ios/android app) and for language parsing.
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• DIP42
  |Language: |[https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/pull/2368 DMD Pull request]
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• DIP43
  ...is an overview of the extensions D/Objective-C brings to the D programming language. It assumes some prior knowledge of [http://developer.apple.com/library/mac ...able to use the system frameworks on Mac OS X and iOS. This proposal adds language extensions to make it significantly easier to interact and create libraries
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• GSOC mentors
  ...aphies of mentors for Google Summer of Code Projects for the D Programming Language. If you are looking for information on the creatures from the Harry Potter
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• GDC/Installation/Generic
  --[enable|disable]-nls # Native language support (NLS). Lets GDC output diagnostics in languages other than English
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• Dynamic typing
  Yup. https://github.com/adamdruppe/misc-stuff-including-D-programming-language-web-stuff/blob/master/jsvar.d https://github.com/adamdruppe/misc-stuff-including-D-programming-language-web-stuff/blob/master/script.d
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• GDC/Cross Compiler/crosstool-NG
  === Enable D language ===
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• DIP46
  |Language: https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/druntime/pull/493
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• Programming in D for CSharp Programmers
  Since D is not a managed language, you are free to use pointers anywhere in the code, without encompassing th There is no such concept in D language, but D programmers prefer to use [http://dlang.org/phobos/std_signals.html
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• DIP47
  "If you rely on tools to make the code _readable_, not only has the language kinda failed at being a nice clean readable language, but you also can't easily read it easily outside the IDE. People read
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• Using GDC
  ==== Language Options ==== | '''-fd-verbose'''||Print information about D language processing to stdout.
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• DIP49
  Other changes will be '''undefined behavior''', because until now D language hadn't defined well about qualified postblits.
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• DIP52
  ...and from other types are useful, and is to some extent covered by existing language features. Some cases are currently not covered, but could be worthy additio ...d enable, and <code>opImplicitCastFrom</code> is simply not covered by the language today.
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• DIP54
  ...nfused about its exact semantics. However, this is a very core part of the language right now, widely used both in libraries and user code in variety of forms; ...g/tuple is completely re-written to given full big picture of this part of language / Phobos
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• DIP55
  The language should support an implicit *caller pointer for functions (callee) for acces
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• GDC/GCCSubmission
  | The front-end (DMD) language implementation and license. | Add D language support to GCC proper.
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• Art
  Community contributed pictures and drawings of the D language mascot, which can also be found on the D homepage.
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• GDC/Hacking
  ...meant as a resource for all of us that wants to help Walter develop the D language by developing a modified DMD frontend that can make use of GCC's middle and ...cc/d/. It is within this subfolder that we must perform all changes to the language. GCC has other frontends such c (C), cp (C++), java (Java), objc (Objective
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• GDC/Development/DevelopmentEnvironment
  --[enable|disable]-nls # Native language support (NLS). Lets GDC output diagnostics in languages other than English
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• GSOC 2014 Ideas
  ** detect a users default language ** select a global application language
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• DIP72
  By providing an attribute at the language level to allow the user to provide additional information to an optimizing
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• Porting 32 Bit Code to 64 Bits
  ...easy to port code between 32 and 64 bit modes, being a systems programming language, dependencies can creep in. This guide points out what changes between the
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• Extending Unit Tests
  The point to remember is that the compiler and language doesn't care what code is between the { } of the unittest blocks. It can be
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• Win32 DLLs in D
  ...ne of the foundations of system programming for Windows. The D programming language enables the creation of several different types of DLLs. A DLL presenting a C interface can connect to any other code in a language that supports calling C functions in a DLL.
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• Editors/NewDraft
  ==Language Server== D development is aided by a continuously improved and maintained language server called [https://github.com/Pure-D/serve-d serve-d].
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• Differences With TDPL
  The following is a list of differences between D2 and The D Programming Language book by Andrei Alexandrescu.
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• LDC inline IR
  LDC has an interface to the [http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html LLVM assembly language (IR)]. This can be useful if you want to exploit special LLVM features like ...e parameters. The first template parameter must be string in LLVM assembly language. The second template parameter must be the return type, and the third templ
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• Language issues
  ...me potential problems that have been brought up and debated throughout the language's history. Fixing these is not straight-forward or may not justify breaking See also: [[Language design discussions]]
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• DIP57
  ...hat will change behaviour is code that contains the new construct. The new language construct is specified economically in terms of the existing foreach constr The language grammar is updated in the following way:
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• DIP58
  ...ecially useful for scientific and engineering applications, while reducing language complexity and preserving backwards compatibility. SliceExpression and ForeachRangeStatement are removed from the language. CaseRangeStatement remains unchanged.
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• FatPointer
  ...ithmetic. Cycles should be handled by the user, see an example at the end. Language interface is not considered, assess if the approach itself is ok. ...can be checked: const data can be immutable, which is not unique. Note for language interface: code written for GC can benefit from this check too.
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• Useful Workarounds
  ...sometimes necessary to find workarounds to bugs, compiler limitations and language design issues.
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• Unit Testing Framework
  | about = DMocks-revived is a mock object framework for the D Programming Language, written also in D.
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• Using C libraries for a D program
  * a D language source program: * a D language binding interface file to the C library API headers:
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• DIP64
  The number of annotations in the D language continues to grow. Adding all of the
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• DIP65
  ...P outlines some changes to clean up the exception catching syntax in the D language
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• Mono-D
  # In the ''Language Bindings'' group, install the ''D Language Binding''
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• Mono-D Release Notes
  * Several new language features as well as older parse errors became fixed
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• DIP75
  A '''feature version''' may contain new features, language changes,
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• Calypso/LanguageAdditions
  ...use of C++ libraries although they're the most affected) some experimental language features were added to D.
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• DIP69
  A garbage collected language is inherently memory safe. References to data can be passed ...le in a scope, the visibility is the lexical scope of the variable per the language rules.
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• GSOC 2016 Ideas
  ...experience working with either Protocol Buffers of Flatbuffers in another language, but such experience is hardly a necessity. * Getting a bare-metal D runtime support on Cortex-M3/M4 with as many language features as possible. A minor victory would be having a minimal thread-less
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• DIP66
  ...uces as a kind of multiple inheritance, and in how it interacts with other language features, outweigh the potential benefits. ...change will break a lot of user code (simple alias this is present in the language for a long time) and resolving of this situation should be deferred to anot
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• Vision/2015H2
  ...4 ([https://github.com/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Apr+user%3AD-Programming-Language+created%3A2014-01-01..2014-06-30 1419 pull requests]). ; Create a D Language Foundation
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• Language Designs Explained
  ...ttributes into keywords would have fundamentally changed the syntax of the language and would result in breaking existing code. So instead of making these new ...an '@' character would remove redundancy in the language. Redundancy in a language helps:
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• Vision/2015H1
  * We've improved the core language and standard library, with a focus on quality. ...en). Compare with [https://github.com/pulls?q=is%3Apr+user%3AD-Programming-Language+created%3A2014-01-01..2014-06-30 1546 in H1 2014] (1516+30 respectively). T
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• DIP73
  ...iosity'' or ''Mars'' (Mars is already related to historical name for the D language) * library should be placed at https://github.com/D-Programming-Language
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• DIP
  ...m for D Improvement Proposals. A formal proposal for an improvement to the language or the standard library is made and given a number. There is a review proce
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• Development tools
  * The D programming language has a built-in code documentation language ([http://dlang.org/ddoc.html DDoc]) and documentation generation, enabled b ==== Language features ====
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• Programming in D for C++ Programmers
  D is a modern multi-paradigm programming language that emphasizes both productivity and native efficiency.
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• Database Libraries
  | about = SQLite bridge library for D programming language | url = https://github.com/adamdruppe/misc-stuff-including-D-programming-language-web-stuff
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• Microcontroller startup files
  You can use the [http://dlang.org/index.html D programming language] to program microcontrollers, for instance ARM Cortex-M3 or ARM Cortex-M4.
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• Documentation Generators
  ...t for creating advanced documentation of programs written in D programming language.
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• Serialization Libraries
  | about = Thrift is a framework for scalable cross-language services development (serialization/RPC) and supports D out of the box. | about = Orange is a serialization library for the D programming language. It supports D1/Tango and D2/Phobos.
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• User narratives on switching to D
  feeling of the rest of the language) ...down to the memory and debug anything you want. You have statically typed language that allows huge projects to breathe very healthy and increment features at
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• DIP78
  Proposal for a macro system without syntactical extensions to the language. Hence it doesn't allow arbitrary syntax.
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• Starting as a Contributor
  If you forked from the official D programming language repositories you may need to add an upstream remote to pull in the latest o Any pull requests that make language changes must be approved by Walter and Andrei. This includes druntime chang
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• DIP82
  ...without losing any flexibility or power. The increase in complexity to the language is very minor, and code that uses static unittest blocks will actually beco
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• DIP81
  ...eflection is one of the most distinguishable features of the D programming language. It is used for serialization, unit testing libraries, template engines and
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• DCD
  ...on Daemon, is a cross platform auto-complete service for the D programming language written by Brian Schott.
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• Vision/2017H1
  ...r make happen, or strongly believes are important for the success of the D language. Other contributions are always welcome and do not need to be necessarily a ;The D Language Foundation
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• GSOC 2017 Ideas
  ...experience working with either Protocol Buffers or FlatBuffers in another language, but such experience is hardly a necessity. ...oject helps to advance open source technology related to the D programming language?
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• DIP84
  This DIP proposes a backwards-compatible change to the language so that it becomes possible for classes and structs to "inherit" from a tem
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• Scientific Programming in D
  D is an excellent language for scientific programming for several reasons: * It is a compiled, statically typed language that can produce code as fast as C.
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• Phobos and Druntime Style Guide
  = Language Features =
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• DIP87
  !'''Enhanced foreign-language binding''' This DIP proposes a unified foreign language binding and name mangling syntax, to extend/replace existing approaches.
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• Vision/2016H1
  ;The D Language Foundation ...agic.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dlang-study mailing list] for discussing language design matter in a confined circle of interested participants, initially fo
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• DIP88
  Supporting named parameters directly in the language prevents the need to add workarounds with weird looking syntax like https:/
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• Onboarding
  ...contributing. It is primarily intended for starting collaborators of The D Language Foundation, but any occasional collaborator may find it useful as well. In order to get up to speed with the D language, you may want to use the following resources:
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• Go to D
  ...wish to compromise with mediocrity. Therefore, to translate it to another language, it must be even more expressive and with no less sensible multitasking.
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• Interviews
  ...the D language and ''[[The D Programming Language (book)|The D Programming Language]]'' [http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1621867 part 1] [http:
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• DConf
  DConf is an annual conference held to for users of the D programming language.
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• Contributing to Phobos
  * Don't be afraid to use the new compiler or language features (e.g. <code>Foo!Range</code> vs. <code>Foo!(Range)</code>)
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• Vision/2016H2
  ...r make happen, or strongly believes are important for the success of the D language. Other contributions are always welcome and do not need to be necessarily a ;The D Language Foundation
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• Coedit
  ...is a free, open source, multi-plateform IDE dedicated to the D programming language, its compilers, libraries and tools.
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• Calypso
  Additionally, a few [[Calypso/LanguageAdditions|new language features]] that were deemed essential for reducing code verbosity and solvi
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• Research scholarship
  He hopes that through his work he will be able to help and improve the D language, which he is becoming so fond of. ....org/blog/2016/12/05/the-d-language-foundations-scholarship-program/ The D Language Foundation’s Scholarship Program] - December 5, 2016 [[Michael Parker]]
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• Guidelines for maintainers
  ...e/master/language-changelog changelog at dlang.org] is supposed to contain language changes of the upcoming release.
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• Compile-time vs. compile-time
  ...ant-folding'', and is implemented by basically all modern compilers of any language today. So it is nothing new. The D compiler, however, takes this game to a
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• Research Scholarship Review of Progress
  The D Language Foundation conducts a Review of Progress with each scholarship recipient ev
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• Vision/2017H2
  ...citly fosters, or strongly believes are important for the success of the D language. Other contributions are always welcome and do not need to be necessarily a ;The D Language Foundation
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• Language History and Future
  == D Language Milstones == '''2009''' 1. Release of: '''The D Programming Language''' by ''Andrei Alexandrescu''
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• DMD development
  ...nly commands which are commonly used to test the [[DMD|dmd]] D Programming Language compiler.
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• GSOC 2018 Ideas
  === Language Server Protocol for D === ...to complete, go to definition, or documentation on hover for a programming language takes significant effort. Traditionally this work had to be repeated for ea
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• DRuntime development
  ...commonly used to test the low level runtime library for the D programming language.
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• Projects/Libdcomp
  ...nies and programming communities, a critical factor for the success of the language is the existence of tools which minimize the effort of developing programs. The alternative solution is to provide a D language compiler as a library. This approach encourages tool developers by taking s
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• Vision statements
  On a semi-annual basis, the leaders of the D programming language effort produce a document which contains some status and progress informati
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• DConf 2018
  The 2018 version of the annual [[DConf|D programming language conference]] - '''DConf 2018''' - was held in Munich Germany from Wednesday
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• GSOC 2019 Ideas
  This is the D Language Foundation's Google Summer of Code 2019 page. This would be very valuable for D as it could motivate inter-language projects that typically go C++-first-with-a-D-binding to work the other way
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• D Widget Toolkit
  ...roject by The Eclipse Foundation. The goal of DWT is to achieve for the D Language something similar to SWT's notable accomplishment for Java: it is a large,
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• Beerconf
  ...eerConf for the D community to chat, enjoy our shared fascination with the language, and work through sometimes difficult problems that don't lend themselves w ...projects, and more, and many people get work done in D while in the chat. Language maintainers Walter Bright and Atila Neves, as well as Andrei Alexandrescu,
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• Documentation improvement initiative
  | 4 ||Link tutorials or cookbooks in language and library reference || Existing examples are simple and clear. A newcomer
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• Vision/2018H1
  ...citly fosters, or strongly believes are important for the success of the D language. Other contributions are always welcome and do not need to be necessarily a ;The D Language Foundation
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• Programming in D tutorial on Embedded Linux ARM devices
  ...tibility with C, making it very suitable as a “Linux systems-programming language”.
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• SAOC 2018 ideas
  * As Visual Studio Code is already supported by the D Language Foundation, using this as a reference client of Mago-MI would make sense. ...es. Also, having the runtime hooks available as templates would allow the language features they implement to be used in -betterC code, as the implementations
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