• Ben Briggs (8/8) Aug 30 2001 Greetings,
• Walter (5/13) Aug 30 2001 Yes, windows is the initial target. If it works on there, then linux wil...
• Jonathan Cano (9/32) May 03 2002 Hi Walter,
• Walter (3/5) May 03 2002 Any gcc experts want to take a swing at it?

"Ben Briggs" <briggs softhome.net> writes:

Greetings,

I am very impressed by the spec that is posted about D. Unfortunately, it
seems that Windows will be the initial target OS (judging by your other
compilers). I, being a Linux user, would really like to see a version that I
can use in the environment I feel most comfortable in. Is Windows the
initial target OS? If so, is Linux on the schedule?

Thanks,
Ben

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

Yes, windows is the initial target. If it works on there, then linux will be
next. -Walter

"Ben Briggs" <briggs softhome.net> wrote in message
news:9mm229$1m9u$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Greetings,

 I am very impressed by the spec that is posted about D. Unfortunately, it
 seems that Windows will be the initial target OS (judging by your other
 compilers). I, being a Linux user, would really like to see a version that

I
 can use in the environment I feel most comfortable in. Is Windows the
 initial target OS? If so, is Linux on the schedule?

 Thanks,
 Ben

Jonathan Cano <jonathan_95060 yahoo.com> writes:

Walter wrote:

 Yes, windows is the initial target. If it works on there, then linux will be
 next. -Walter


Hi Walter,

D looks like a really cool idea!  I myself have often mused how I would 
change C and C++ if I could redesign them from scratch.  D looks like a 
big step forward, I hope it takes off.

BTW, I'm another linux user that would love to see D available for that 
platform.  I do all my real work on Solaris and Linux.

Regards,
   --Jonathan


 "Ben Briggs" <briggs softhome.net> wrote in message
 news:9mm229$1m9u$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 
Greetings,

I am very impressed by the spec that is posted about D. Unfortunately, it
seems that Windows will be the initial target OS (judging by your other
compilers). I, being a Linux user, would really like to see a version that

 I
 
can use in the environment I feel most comfortable in. Is Windows the
initial target OS? If so, is Linux on the schedule?

Thanks,
Ben

 
 

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

"Jonathan Cano" <jonathan_95060 yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3CD2C17C.5010309 yahoo.com...
 BTW, I'm another linux user that would love to see D available for that
 platform.  I do all my real work on Solaris and Linux.

Any gcc experts want to take a swing at it?