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  • Build systems
    == Build Systems ==
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  • Videos
    ...t, Scott Meyers] || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo6Q2vB9AAg Trends in Systems Programming Languages] || No || [http://dconf.org/2017/ DConf 2017] || 2017 ...p://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuQ6MFZ7Xu0 Array Slicing and High Performance Systems] || [http://s3.amazonaws.com/dconf2007/Kris_Array_Slicing.ppt yes] || [http
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  • GDC
    ...lection of libraries and tools to compile D language programs for embedded systems with the GDC compiler.
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  • LDC
    === Operating Systems ===
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  • Alternative Standard Libraries
    ...lection of libraries and tools to compile D language programs for embedded systems with the [[GDC|gdc compiler]].
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  • Getting Started
    On Unix/Linux systems, you can even use the traditional #! for scripting and set your main.d file When your programs get larger, consider using a [[build systems|build system]].
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  • Build systems
    == Build Systems ==
    2 KB (313 words) - 23:20, 23 April 2021
  • Installing DMD
    ...o install VS 2013 is intended for compatibility with all supported Windows systems, but it's not recommended on Windows 8 and later. Users should prefer to in
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  • Building LDC from source
    This page shows you how to build and install [[LDC]] on most Posix-like systems such as linux, macOS, BSD, or Android. For building LDC on '''Windows''', p ...e explicitly tests that new LDC versions can be built with 0.17 (on 64-bit systems). The git branch is called <tt>ltsmaster</tt> or [https://github.com/ldc-de
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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
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  • DIP17
    * Memory-mapped I/O is too common in low-level programming for a systems language to require the programmer to drop to assembly.
    5 KB (767 words) - 18:55, 28 May 2014
  • DIP20
    * Memory-mapped I/O is too common in low-level programming for a systems language to require the programmer to drop to assembly.
    5 KB (721 words) - 10:23, 12 June 2016
  • Other Dev Tools
    embedded systems with the gdc compiler. It can not be used in embedded systems when there is no operating
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  • GSOC 2015 Ideas
    ...powerful systems takes them en mass towards ARM development boards. These systems often lack a good open source toolchain, e.g. linker scripts, HAL, so that
    14 KB (2,288 words) - 04:08, 31 December 2016
  • DIP25
    ...th 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 exercised in def
    9 KB (1,448 words) - 19:51, 1 September 2015
  • GDC/CurrentReleaseTasks
    ...ike>GDC sources have their dependencies managed automatically by the build systems. The D frontend sources should be fixed to work in the same way.</strike>
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  • Using NASM with D
    ...ext sections describe how to compile and link the two on various operating systems.
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  • GSOC 2013 Ideas
    ...e the awareness of D in the open hardware community at large and prove D's systems programming lanugage title along the way. ...powerful systems takes them en mass towards ARM development boards. These systems are cheap, have 32bit CPUs and plenty of RAM/ROM so that D certainly can be
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  • Event system
    ...vents - provide abstractions that allow implementing event loops for other systems, e.g. [http://www.libsdl.org/ SDL]
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  • Current D Use
    ...technology company. Large scale use of D programming language (distributed systems and cloud storage). ....com/funkwerk_itk_en/ Funkwerk Aktiengesellschaft] - passenger information systems. [http://dconf.org/talks/rohe.html DConf 2013 talk]. Uses D2 / Phobos.
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  • GDC/Installation/Generic
    ...rted by GCC. Druntime and Phobos on the other hand only build for very few systems. If you want to use a custom runtime or you are porting druntime and phobos
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  • DIP45
    * On *nix systems default symbol visibility is changed to hidden, and only symbols marked wit ===Change symbol visibility on *nix systems===
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  • GDC/Cross Compiler/Generic
    Newlib is a lightweight c library for embedded systems. It is available from [//www.sourceware.org/newlib sourceware.org/newlib] ...on to make the library compatible with mobile platforms and "freestanding" systems when there is no os at all.
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  • GDC/Installation/Android
    ...tart of the data section. Accessing this gap results in a segfault on some systems. Solution is to implement sections_elf for Android.
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  • Building under Posix
    ...ormally it is located on standard paths and Phobos uses those. But on some systems such as NixOS for example, there is no such standard path and to build Phob
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  • GDC/GCCSubmission
    ...by Digital Mars. While we often have a fair amount of leeway with runtime systems, we may not have the same kind of license/ownership leeway with things that
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  • GSOC 2014 Ideas
    work on systems without a Garbage Collector and it must be easy to adapt the 'current local ...e the awareness of D in the open hardware community at large and prove D's systems programming lanugage title along the way.
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  • D for Win32
    This describes the D implementation for 32 bit Windows systems. Naturally, Windows specific D features are not portable to other platforms
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  • Porting 32 Bit Code to 64 Bits
    ...designed to make it easy to port code between 32 and 64 bit modes, being a systems programming language, dependencies can creep in. This guide points out what
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  • D binding for C
    For 32 bit systems: For 64 bit systems:
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  • Language issues
    * A concurrent <tt>fork</tt>-based GC is available on *nix systems: https://dlang.org/blog/2019/07/22/symmetry-autumn-of-code-experience-repor
    10 KB (1,622 words) - 12:20, 22 September 2022
  • Story Branches
    The CI systems will test your PR against the current $STORY branches of all upstream repos
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  • GDC/Cross Compiler/Existing Sysroot
    "emulate". For example ArchlinuxARM systems are known to work, debian systems will
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  • DIP62
    ...gramming in ''C/C++''<ref>barrgroup.com [http://www.barrgroup.com/Embedded-Systems/How-To/C-Volatile-Keyword C Volatile Keyword]</ref>. At some point '''share programming for certain embedded systems has to rely on implementation defined behavior <ref>GDC provides some non-s
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  • Mono-D Release Notes
    ...D_InlineAsm_X86/D_InlineAsm_X86_64 to version()-completion on non-windows systems was failing
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  • Developing DMD / Phobos on Windows 8
    ...his guide is heavily biased towards those coming from Posix-like operating systems wanting to get a similar simple experience for testing code on Windows. It
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  • DIP69
    counting systems, as it will expose opportunities for elision of the inc/dec operations. * Reference counting systems need not adjust the count when passing references that do not escape.
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  • GSOC 2016 Ideas
    ...powerful systems takes them en mass towards ARM development boards. These systems often lack a good open source toolchain, e.g. linker scripts, HAL, so that
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  • Vision/2015H2
    ; Embedded systems ...larize the compilers and runtime to enable such use in tightly constrained systems.
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  • Vision/2015H1
    ; Embedded systems ...larize the compilers and runtime to enable such use in tightly constrained systems.
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  • User narratives on switching to D
    ...mer with 6 years of experience, building mostly e-commerce and information systems on a contractual basis. One day, I decided I had enough and wanted to inves
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  • LDC project ideas
    : * core.cpuid for non-x86 platforms is missing (parse /proc/cpuid on Linux systems)
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  • GSOC 2017 Ideas
    ...or: leverage efficient <tt>fork()</tt> implementations, which in many Unix systems take advantage of hardware-provided copy-on-write semantics for duplicated
    18 KB (2,845 words) - 18:07, 5 December 2017
  • Scientific Programming in D
    * As a systems language, you have complete control, including manual memory management and
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  • Trolls
    ...ng platforms and community sites must also do their part by rethinking the systems they have in place for user commentary so as to discourage — or disallow ...posting bad comments is still a smart first step. Well-designed commenting systems should also aim to highlight thoughtful and valuable opinions while letting
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  • Vision/2016H1
    ; Embedded systems ...larize the compilers and runtime to enable such use in tightly constrained systems.
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  • Project Ideas
    ...or: leverage efficient <tt>fork()</tt> implementations, which in many Unix systems take advantage of hardware-provided copy-on-write semantics for duplicated
    5 KB (737 words) - 13:19, 14 May 2019
  • Research scholarship
    His fields of interest include operating systems, low level programming, free/open-source software and a new found passion f ...g from the "Low level optimizations" dungeons, conquering the "Distributed systems" land, defeating the "Android" Golem, learning "Artificial Intelligence" fo
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  • Build Android Apps using LDC in a Container
    ...ndroid Apps on a Windows system, it also works for Linux and Mac operation systems. You have to adapt the directory paths according to your operation system.
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  • Research Scholarship Review of Progress
    ...the outcome whether positive or negative (e.g. "Researched alternative xyz systems, reached the conclusion that ...")
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  • GSOC 2018 Ideas
    === Graphics library for resource constrained embedded systems === ...itives, and 2D graphics library suitable for resource constrained embedded systems (e.g. ARM Cortex-M) to be used in industrial controls, home appliances, med
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  • GSOC 2019 Ideas
    === Graphics library for resource constrained embedded systems === ...itives, and 2D graphics library suitable for resource constrained embedded systems (e.g. ARM Cortex-M) to be used in industrial controls, home appliances, med
    26 KB (4,057 words) - 09:39, 2 October 2019
  • Programming in D tutorial on Embedded Linux ARM devices
    ...d has full ABI compatibility with C, making it very suitable as a “Linux systems-programming language”. ...very long time, GCC is still the premier choice for compiling to ARM Linux systems.
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  • SAOC 2018 ideas
    === Graphics library for resource constrained embedded systems === ...itives, and 2D graphics library suitable for resource constrained embedded systems (e.g. ARM Cortex-M) to be used in industrial controls, home appliances, med
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