digitalmars.D - D programming language
- Fredrik Olsson (7/7) Oct 24 2006 Go to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html
- Brad Anderson (5/19) Oct 24 2006 So Apple's OS X finally gets a bit of Sun's DTrace.
- Lars Ivar Igesund (7/30) Oct 24 2006 Most people working at Sun don't even know of dtrace, according to a rec...
- John Reimer (7/14) Oct 24 2006 The language used with DTrace is not likely to be a threat. It's been
- Fredrik Olsson (11/36) Oct 25 2006 I am not worrying of competition at all. I am worrying that two
- Bill Baxter (22/64) Oct 25 2006 If at all possible, I think it would be good to get "D Programming
- Peter C. Chapin (5/7) Oct 25 2006 "Mars D" seems to tie the language to a single implementation. In the lo...
- Fredrik Olsson (9/18) Oct 25 2006 I would not fear that "the D programming language" feels way more
- clayasaurus (2/16) Oct 24 2006 Maybe it will boost our tiobe index ratings :)
- Hasan Aljudy (4/21) Oct 24 2006 lol
- John Reimer (6/15) Oct 24 2006 Oh... man, you might be just right about that...
Go to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik Olsson
Oct 24 2006
Fredrik Olsson wrote:Go to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonSo Apple's OS X finally gets a bit of Sun's DTrace. http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/dtrace/ I think people have contacted Sun about this and they don't seem to care. BA
Oct 24 2006
Brad Anderson wrote:Fredrik Olsson wrote:Most people working at Sun don't even know of dtrace, according to a recent chat I had :) -- Lars Ivar Igesund blog at http://larsivi.net DSource & #D: larsiviGo to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonSo Apple's OS X finally gets a bit of Sun's DTrace. http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/dtrace/ I think people have contacted Sun about this and they don't seem to care. BA
Oct 24 2006
On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 07:29:29 -0700, Fredrik Olsson <peylow gmail.com> wrote:Go to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonThe language used with DTrace is not likely to be a threat. It's been around for awhile and any press it got before doesn't seem to have done much for it. Besides it's pretty much a domain specific language. It's not a D competitor at all. -JJR
Oct 24 2006
John Reimer skrev:On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 07:29:29 -0700, Fredrik Olsson <peylow gmail.com> wrote:I am not worrying of competition at all. I am worrying that two identically named languages will screw up search results, and conversations with the uninformed. In short just how will http://www.google.com/codesearch react? DTrace D programing language have a much higher probability of becoming known to the large masses, will it's fame and domain specific use taint "our" D? So point is still; I think another name like "Mars D" that is more unique will prove more useful in the long run. The odds of Sun changing their name is nil and void. // Fredrik OlssonGo to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonThe language used with DTrace is not likely to be a threat. It's been around for awhile and any press it got before doesn't seem to have done much for it. Besides it's pretty much a domain specific language. It's not a D competitor at all.-JJR
Oct 25 2006
Fredrik Olsson wrote:John Reimer skrev:If at all possible, I think it would be good to get "D Programming Language" trademarked, and then ask DTrace folks nicely once more to stop using the name. Heck, it must annoy them more than it annoys us. Search for "D programming language" turns up nothing but links to this D. Really it would be more a service to their community than ours for them to stop calling it "D programming language". Googling a bit, I see the Wikipedia page calls them "DTrace scripts" and not the "D programs", and doesn't even mention "The D Programming Language". And the opensolaris page about dtrace has links to "DTrace Scripts" not D scripts or D language scripts. But the extension used does seem to be .d (when it's not nothing), so google code searches might get confused. Google has to deal with that already, though, when it comes to .h files. I suspect they use some sort of heuristic to determine what language something really is. For D vs DTrace should be pretty easy: contains more 'import','//','/+','class','opThisOrThat' -> it's D. Not that hard to differentiate automatically with a few regexps and a tally. A previous thread on this: http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/27897.html --bbOn Tue, 24 Oct 2006 07:29:29 -0700, Fredrik Olsson <peylow gmail.com> wrote:I am not worrying of competition at all. I am worrying that two identically named languages will screw up search results, and conversations with the uninformed. In short just how will http://www.google.com/codesearch react? DTrace D programing language have a much higher probability of becoming known to the large masses, will it's fame and domain specific use taint "our" D? So point is still; I think another name like "Mars D" that is more unique will prove more useful in the long run. The odds of Sun changing their name is nil and void. // Fredrik OlssonGo to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonThe language used with DTrace is not likely to be a threat. It's been around for awhile and any press it got before doesn't seem to have done much for it. Besides it's pretty much a domain specific language. It's not a D competitor at all.-JJR
Oct 25 2006
Fredrik Olsson <peylow gmail.com> wrote in news:ehn3fv$10m1$1 digitaldaemon.com:So point is still; I think another name like "Mars D" that is more unique will prove more useful in the long run."Mars D" seems to tie the language to a single implementation. In the long run, that probably isn't ideal. Peter
Oct 25 2006
Peter C. Chapin skrev:Fredrik Olsson <peylow gmail.com> wrote in news:ehn3fv$10m1$1 digitaldaemon.com:I would not fear that "the D programming language" feels way more /single implementation/ to me than "Mars D". In my ears it has a nice ring to it, pays homage to it's roots, let it's users continue to just say D, and is not already taken as a programming language name. But hey, call it whatever, it is just a name. I just wanted to point out that "D programming language" may not be the best choice. // Fredrik OlssonSo point is still; I think another name like "Mars D" that is more unique will prove more useful in the long run."Mars D" seems to tie the language to a single implementation. In the long run, that probably isn't ideal.
Oct 25 2006
Fredrik Olsson wrote:Go to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonMaybe it will boost our tiobe index ratings :)
Oct 24 2006
clayasaurus wrote:Fredrik Olsson wrote:lol Or maybe TOIBE will drop D because it's too hard to get an automated bot to tell the two languages apart.Go to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonMaybe it will boost our tiobe index ratings :)
Oct 24 2006
On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 15:20:07 -0700, clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> wrote:Fredrik Olsson wrote:Oh... man, you might be just right about that... dtrace does show up on google now and again... maybe we are getting some false highs there? -JJRGo to this page: http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/index.html And search for: "D programming language". I am pretty sure it is not our beloved D they are talking about. And I also think /the other D/ will probably get more press, and sooner. Branding problem? Google hits? Etc? I still think that "Mars D" could be a more unique name. // Fredrik OlssonMaybe it will boost our tiobe index ratings :)
Oct 24 2006