• pouyathe (21/21) Feb 01 Hello D Community,
• matheus (12/17) Feb 01 Interesting and for what it seems it's a script language, I wish

pouyathe <pouya.momhidei gmail.com> writes:

Hello D Community,

I wanted to share a project I've been working on that might be of 
interest: the G Language.

G is a minimalist, memory-safe interpreter for systems scripting 
with a footprint of about 2.4MB. The entire toolchain is written 
in D.

Recently, it was accepted into the awesome-d list. I also wrote 
an article about the experience of building it and getting 
feedback from Walter Bright: [When Walter Bright Told Me to Write 
About My 2.4MB Language (cross-posted on 
Dev.to)](https://dev.to/pouyathe/when-walter-bright-told-me-to-write-about-my-24mb-language-37ki).

I'm sharing this here for two reasons: first, to say thank you to 
the D community and ecosystem that made it possible, and second, 
in case anyone is curious about a non-trivial use of D for 
building language tools.

I would be very grateful for any feedback, technical insights, or 
questions from the community that understands the foundation it's 
built upon.

Best regards,
Pouya Mohammadi
[github](https://github.com/pouyathe/glang)

matheus <matheus gmail.com> writes:

On Sunday, 1 February 2026 at 17:48:34 UTC, pouyathe wrote:
 Hello D Community,

 I wanted to share a project I've been working on that might be 
 of interest: the G Language.

 ...

Interesting and for what it seems it's a script language, I wish 
you success.

You could write more how you're using at work work.

Just a information:

 Try it (30 seconds): glang.ct.ws

Well, I enter that site but any links (ie: Docs, Downloads, 
About) gives me 404.

For example Download is pointing to: 
https://github.com/pouyathe/glang/releases/v5.0.0
"Docs" and "About" are ending up to: 
https://errors.infinityfree.net/errors/404/

Matheus.