News and Opinions of the Digital Mars D Programming Language
Brad Roberts has put out the first word on this year’s D conference. If you are interested in speaking this year, he’d be happy to hear from you. His contact info is in his NG announcement.
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Tango 0.99.6 has been released. From the official announcement:
A new version of Tango is now available for download. This release is named
after Jeff Davey for contributing SSL support in 0.99.5. This release also
includes a new ThreadPool and various other fixes:* A thread pool module, thanks to Anders Halager
* Root finding algorithms by Don Clugston
* Updated for DMD 1.029
* Universal binaries for Mac OSX
The complete changelog is online. If you’re wondering what thread pools have to do with dancing, you should probably go first to the Tango homepage.
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Walter has unleashed new versions of both the 1.x series and the 2.x series. There are a couple of new features shared by both releases, but as usual the 2.x version sports the lion’s share of shiny new goodness. I’ve been on the fence about D2 for a while, but I’m starting to come around. I might actually start playing with it some if I can make the time.
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Version 0.8 of Monster, the game scripting language, has been released. The changelog has the details. In addition to being implemented in D and embeddable in D programs, it includes a binding for embedding in C++ programs. It is released under version 3 of the GPL, so if you are developing a closed source game you’ll have to look for another option.
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Tango is a candidate for the Google-sponsored Hackontest. If you are a Tango user, or just a lover of D, you can help out by registering as a Hackontest user and voting for Tango at its Hackontest project page.
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