DMD 1.031 and 2.015
Two new DMD releases. For the 1.x stable branch, there is DMD 1.031. For the 2.x development branch, there is DMD 2.015. As usual, the 1.x release is mostly bug fixes, while the 2.x release gets all of the new goodness. One new feature that is shared between them is the version identifier D_PIC, which is defined when -fPIC is passed on the command line. The remainder of the changes and new features are in 2.015 only, including new template goodness.
As always, remember that if you want to use DMD for production code, the 1.x series is what you should be using. Although, it appears that something in 1.031 which could cause existing code to break. Based on that link, it would be advisable for Tango users not to upgrade just yet.
Technorati Tags: D Programming Language, DMD, Digital Mars, Walter Bright
Learn to Tango With D Review
If you still haven't picked up a copy of Learn to Tango with D
Technorati Tags: D Programming Language, Learn to Tango With D, programming books
Color Me Tweeted
Thanks to a recent post by larsivi, I'm finally tweeting. Like he, I'm looking for fellow Dians to follow. Let me know if you're on there. Or better yet, go ahead and start following me!
Technorati Tags: Twitter
A New D Wiki
Erik Lechak has put up a Wiki detailing his experiences learning to run with D. Currently, he has instructions and advice on compiler and standard library selection, and his experiences with a few D tools and libraries. He has even posted some example modules using some of the libraries. Erik welcomes clarifications and additions, do don't be shy.
I think that as long as this little Wiki continues to focus on the newbie experience, it could be a great companion site to the existing Wiki4D. Good luck, Erik!
Technorati Tags: D Programming Language, D Wiki