It's also somewhat wrong to pair D with C++. C++ can't bring
anything new to JVM because as a language it's not more powerful
than Java, it's just native - and that feature gives no advantage
on a virtual machine, because native features will not work there
and thus should be discarded. On the other hand D has not only
native but also some cross-platform features like scope guard, so
it's not like C++: C++ can't compete with java on JVM, D can.
- Re: D for the JVM Russel Winder
- Re: D for the JVM OlliP
- Re: D for the JVM deadalnix
- Re: D for the JVM Nick Sabalausky
- Re: D for the JVM Russel Winder
- Re: D for the JVM Russel Winder
- Re: D for the JVM Simen Kjaeraas
- Re: D for the JVM Kagamin
- Re: D for the JVM Jacob Carlborg
- Re: D for the JVM Russel Winder
- Re: D for the JVM Kagamin
- Re: D for the JVM Minas Mina
