• Nathan Allan (11/11) Jul 02 2007 I find it difficult to find stuff related to the D language through the
• Bill Baxter (7/15) Jul 02 2007 Search for "D programming"
• Daniel919 (4/12) Jul 03 2007 Just try this with C on google. It doesn't seem to be trained for this.

"Nathan Allan" <nathan alphora.com> writes:

I find it difficult to find stuff related to the D language through the 
search engines.  The obvious reason is that Google et al don't know that 
when I search for "video compression D" (without the quotes) I don't want a 
book from "Peter D. Symes" or "video compression using 3-D block 

wasn't long, however, before Google and the others "trained" their search 
engines to understand and correctly interpret these terms.  What would it 
take to get them to do the same for D?

Best,

--
Nathan Allan 

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Nathan Allan wrote:
 I find it difficult to find stuff related to the D language through the 
 search engines.  

Search for "D programming"

The obvious reason is that Google et al don't know that
 when I search for "video compression D" (without the quotes) I don't 
 want a book from "Peter D. Symes" or "video compression using 3-D block 

 wasn't long, however, before Google and the others "trained" their 
 search engines to understand and correctly interpret these terms.  What 
 would it take to get them to do the same for D?

Keep using it and making web pages that talk about it?

But either way it'll probably still be more fruitful to search for 
"video compression D programming" than just "video compression D".

--bb

Daniel919 <Daniel919 web.de> writes:

 I find it difficult to find stuff related to the D language through the 
 search engines.  The obvious reason is that Google et al don't know that 
 when I search for "video compression D" (without the quotes) I don't 
 want a book from "Peter D. Symes" or "video compression using 3-D block 

 wasn't long, however, before Google and the others "trained" their 
 search engines to understand and correctly interpret these terms.  What 
 would it take to get them to do the same for D?

Just try this with C on google. It doesn't seem to be trained for this. 
Only 2 of the first 10 results are related to the programming language.

For this reason Walter always propagates to use the term "D Programming 
Language" on websites related to D.