Free D Compilers and Interpreters
Free Compilers and Interpreters for the D Programming Language
Free Compilers and Interpreters for the D Programming Language
Created by Digital Mars, the D programming language is a systems programming language that has similarities with C and C++. It supports garbage collection, function overloading, nested functions, typesafe variadic arguments, resizeable arrays, built-in strings, strong typedefs, array bounds checking, operator overloading, classes, covariant return types, inline assembly, lightweight objects, class and functiont templates, contract programming, automatic destructors, etc.
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Free D Compilers and Interpreters
- Digital Mars D Compiler
Digital Mars, the creator of the D programming language, has D compilers for Windows and Linux. The front end to the compiler is open source. Note that this site is also the definitive source of information on the D programming language.
- GDC - GNU D Compiler
The GNU D compiler supports Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, Windows (via Cygwin or MinGW), AIX and SkyOS.
- d Interpreter
This is a d interpreter for Windows. I have not checked, but a cursory glance at their site makes me think that the interpreter does not implement the same D language as the other compilers listed on this page. That is, I suspect that the author simply made a C-like language and called it "d".
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