17-Mar-2013 14:06, Russel Winder пишет:
On Sun, 2013-03-17 at 01:57 -0700, Walter Bright wrote:
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I'd like to add that D has:
- operator overloading
- user defined attributes
- dll's (coming soon)
- vector operations
- SIMD operations
- scope guard
- compile time function execution
- true immutability and purity
- inline assembler
[…]
On the other hand "creeping featurism" can be a bad thing. Isn't the
mantra "small language, large (properly indexed) library"?
Built-in channels and goroutines don't count as feature creep ? ;)
Immutability though I like. Single assignment rules.
Inline assembler is anathema.
Andrei did some tests a while back showing that D compiles considerably faster
than Go. High compilation speed has been a major factor among companies who have
adopted D.
Excellent.
Java / Scala is an interesting battle: Java is massively verbose, Scala
is not; Java takes a while to compile, Scala takes eons. Hence static
Groovy (as well as dynamic), and Kotlin. The jury is still out on
whether Ceylon has any relevance to the universe.
PS Can I have shared objects last week please ;-)
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Dmitry Olshansky
