• egin <egin_member pathlink.com> Mar 22 2006
• ephemeros <ephemeros gmail.com> Aug 17 2006
• =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Fabian_Cla=DFen?= <admin fabs-world.de> Dec 01 2008
• Chris Andrews <CodexArcanum gmail.com> Apr 01 2009

egin <egin_member pathlink.com> writes:

Where is  D's advantage over c++ is well received? and where else does it flair
over c++ generally?

ephemeros <ephemeros gmail.com> writes:

egin wrote:
 Where is  D's advantage over c++ is well received? and where else does it flair
 over c++ generally?
 
 


when it comes of c/c++ preprocessors, or syntax exceptions i feel sick.
d gives me "one piece" feeling.

=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Fabian_Cla=DFen?= <admin fabs-world.de> writes:

ephemeros schrieb:
 egin wrote:
 Where is  D's advantage over c++ is well received? and where else does 
 it flair
 over c++ generally?


 when it comes of c/c++ preprocessors, or syntax exceptions i feel sick.
 d gives me "one piece" feeling.


I believe D is more comfortable.
And D inlcudes a lot of specials which aren't included in c++.
;)
D is better and I believe you can write a better code.
It's more good looking.
Do you understand?

Greetings Fabian Claßen

Chris Andrews <CodexArcanum gmail.com> writes:

I honestly love it because it offers the lower level power of C or C+
+ but a syntax and programming methodology very similar to what I'm
used to with C#.

I think D is an excellent language for the "backwards learner" like
myself who started with high level languages like Python or C# and
wants to learn a powerful systems programming language.