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reply tuanhoanganh <hatuan05 gmail.com> writes:
I am newbie of D language.
I know D is new language. Is D v1.064 stable to write accounting application
( because ddbi is only  support this D version).?
Is there commercial write in D.

Thanks in advance
Sorry for my English.

Tuan Hoang Anh.
Oct 26 2010
next sibling parent reply BCS <anon anon.com> writes:
Hello tuanhoanganh,


 I am newbie of D language.
 I know D is new language. Is D v1.064 stable to write accounting
 application
 ( because ddbi is only  support this D version).?
 Is there commercial write in D.


D is stable enough to write accounting application if you consider it stable 
enough to write commercial software. There are many threads on that topic.
Oct 27 2010
parent tls <do notha.ev> writes:
BCS Wrote:


 Hello tuanhoanganh,
 

 I am newbie of D language.
 I know D is new language. Is D v1.064 stable to write accounting
 application
 ( because ddbi is only  support this D version).?
 Is there commercial write in D.


 
 D is stable enough to write accounting application if you consider it stable 
 enough to write commercial software. There are many threads on that topic.


How staple D is now? If I am considering D2 for accounting software, is it ok?
If the data in Xml format how good it performs today? Can it win Java? Is more
reliable (const, immutable)? There needs have commercial support. Where to buy
it? Can someone provide a hotline of bug fixes? How many hours downtime before
compiler bug fix? Some big finance company buys it then?
Oct 27 2010
prev sibling parent Wah <spamno gmail.com> writes:
On 26/10/2010 9:15 PM, tuanhoanganh wrote:

 I am newbie of D language.
 I know D is new language. Is D v1.064 stable to write accounting
 application ( because ddbi is only  support this D version).?
 Is there commercial write in D.

 Thanks in advance
 Sorry for my English.

 Tuan Hoang Anh.


I also look for new accounting program language and consider D
for short while.  Then find REALbasic new language with implement
in LLVM so good for cross-platform development on Macintosh,
Windows and Linux.  I think this better for modern language
with good precision for accounting purpose and support good
for commercial use.

Try web site at http://www.realsoftware.com/realstudio/

Wah
Oct 28 2010