On Thursday, 25 May 2017 at 15:02:00 UTC, Jason King wrote:
That’s a fairly important requirement if it’s supposed to be a systems programming language, less so for application focused stuff. I would hope it’s at least an eventual goal even if it’s not quite the case today.
The reason we don't have ABI compatibility is the same reason neither Rust or Go does, it's a lot of work for a minority of users and it stops the language from progressing.
Maybe D will have it eventually due to pressure from large D using companies, but I highly doubt it.
