For a while I was confused about the direction of D's operator overloading, but now I realize it's a beautiful system... if It would only work with core types (int, float, etc). Consider the follow...

import std.stdio; void main(){ int n; while(readf("%d", &n)){ if(n == 11) break; writeln(n); } } The first iteration works, and it prints n, but after that readf() never retu...

The template documentation for D includes a small section called "Template Constructors". That section doesn't have any example or extensive documentation. I'm attempting to use that feature (I'm ...

Here is a simple program that reads lines from stdin and outputs them to stdout. module test; import std.stdio; void main(string[] args) { foreach (int i, string line; lines(stdin)) { write...

According to the documentation, readf is supposed to return a uint. But even this simple example fails to compile: hello.d import std.stdio; void main() { int x; uint r = readf("%s", &x); ...

I'd really like to get more into D, but the lack of good library support is really hindering me. Therefore I'd like to create some D bindings for existing C libraries I'd like to use. I've never do...

I installed dmd (2.0 ?) using the windows installer and am trying to compile the following program: module tcpechoserver; import std.stdio; const int MAXPENDING = 5; int main(char[][] argv) { ...

I am reading the book from Andrei Alexandrescu about the D programming language. He's an excellent writer and does a pretty good job at explaining aspects of the D language. I however find certain ...

This may sound really stupid. but I've got a strange problem with the D programming language. When I try to create a new array like this: import std.stdio; void main() { char[] variable = "value...