I used to it privately for win32 too and it worked great.
Unfortunately, the bosses want both, win32 and win64, these days
and you just can't do it with D.
I am not a compiler person and due to the project time
constraints can't spend the time to get the usual stuff working,
that works with c++ out of the box. My bosses will NOT pay for
such tasks, even though they would be willing take another
language then C++, IF it is maintainable by other programmers
(the -> you might die thing).
Somehow I have the feeling, that it will not be fixed quickly as
you suggests.
On Friday, 2 January 2015 at 16:04:58 UTC, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
On Friday, 2 January 2015 at 15:55:15 UTC, Jack wrote:
It seems that they are not the same. i downloaded the imports,
re-installed D and tried an older project.
What happened? I betcha the differences aren't that big.
I have a 64 bit windows computer now and installed visual
studio a while ago, let me spend a couple hours and see if I
can fix it.
Too bad - D is not yet usable for windows development.
I use it for a lot of win32 stuff so I'm sure the problems can
be fixed kinda quickly for 64.
