Thu, 17 Jan 2008 09:00:00 GMT
Is it possible to have the performance of C and C++ and the programmer productivity of modern programming languages such as Ruby and Python in a single language? That is the question Walter Bright, the author of the Zortech C++ compiler and the Digital Mars C/C++ compiler, asked himself when creating a successor to C++:
Digital Mars D, a practical programming language first released exactly one year ago that helps you get the job done quickly.
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