I've done a tiny bit a research on past GSOC projects, and based on that is my guess is we have been successful on 5/6 projects - but I am not really sure about the unsuccessful project.

Successes

1.  Linear Algebra Library based on SciD (2011)
Student: Cristi Cobzarenco    Mentor: David Simcha

I am claiming success based on : https://github.com/cristicbz/scid

The readme for which states " Most of the code from the original project by Lars Tandle Kyllingstad has been rewritten during the 2011 Google
Summer of Code by Cristi Cobzarenco".

2. An Apache Thrift Implementation for D (2011)
Student: David Nadlinger      Mentor: Nitay Joffe

Claim of success based on: http://klickverbot.at/blog/2012/03/thrift-now-officially-supports-d/

3. Enhance regular Expressions (2011)
Student: Dmitry Olshansky    Mentor:  Fawzi Mohamed

Claim of success based on: https://github.com/DmitryOlshansky/FReD
(and recent D-Conf talks if need be).

4. Mono-D (2012)
Student: Alex Bothe          Mentor: LightBender
Claim of success based on: https://github.com/aBothe/Mono-D

5. Extended unicode support (2012)
Student: Dmitry Olshansky      Mentor: Andrei Alexandrescu
Claim of success based on: Dmitry's continued involvement in phobos development, though I do not have anything on how this project actually
progressed.

Unsure of Status (2012)

1. Removing the global gc lock from common allocations in D. (2012)
Student: Antti-Ville Tuunainen Mentor: David Simcha
I haven't found much info on this one. Can either David or Antti-Ville
comment on how this project went?


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