Kelly:
Might be incomplete, but here is the start of a list: https://bitbucket.org/larsivi/amber/wiki/Diff_D1
Thank you for the link, it's an interesting list of differences. Some comments:
No comma expression
We have had some discussions to disallow the comma operator in D2 too.
No foreach_reverse.
I love foreach_reverse. It makes my code simpler and more readable, and avoids me some bugs.
Omitting override is an error.
This will happen in D2 too.
Array literals don't necessarily allocate, so auto a = [1, 2]; a[0] = 2; may segfault.
Do you mean cause stack overflow? Both Go and Rust languages avoid this in most cases using segmented stacks.
No C-style arrays
I'd like them to go in a state of perpetual deprecation, because they are handy when I port C code to D, but at the end, in later stages of the porting, I prefer to use only one style of array declarations in my code.
At least in D2 I'd like D to disallow mixing C style arrays with D style ones:
int[] c[5]; http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5807 Bye, bearophile
