hoya:
If I read it correctly, there is no possibility to create
classes, structs, templates, functions or to import libs at
runtime.
Right.
Is there already an approach to add some functionality?
I know, that D is a compiled language, but Java is too and
supports class loading at runtime or more in general: runtime
evaluation.
Java often runs on a JVM, so it keeps its compiler around at
run-time, unlike most cases in D.
With enough work you can do the same in D with the LLVM, and keep
the compiler as a service at run-time, if you want even as a JIT.
But currently ldc2 doesn't have this feature.
Currently probably you can synthesize D source code, save the
source, call the D compiler from D, and use it as library.
Bye,
bearophile
