Jonathan M Davis:
and the code is lightning fast. It would probably have to be
tweaked to match
whatever Bearophile's code does though as far is input goes (I
haven't looked
at the code that he linked to). It also makes no attempt at
being compact
(e.g. it actually checks the command line arguments).
The point of this thread is not to write a good idiomatic D
Sudoku solver, but to translate the original Python code to D,
and look at how good and how short the resulting code is (just
like he has done in C++11).
It's like how much pythonic code you are allowed to write in
C++11/D :-) It sounds like a silly purpose, but there's a lot of
Python code out there, and I translate quite often Python code to
D.
Bye,
bearophile
