Thread overview
the differencies beetwen D and C from compilation scope concept
Jun 23, 2007
Pieter Valdano
Jun 23, 2007
Bill Baxter
Jun 23, 2007
Pieter Valdano
Jun 24, 2007
Bill Baxter
June 23, 2007
i have simple basic question...
1.what do you think about the diferencies between D and C?.
2.what make D very unique from C?.
3.do D have library for graphics?.

thank you very much for your answer and attention. God Bless U always...
June 23, 2007
Pieter Valdano wrote:
> i have simple basic question...
> 1.what do you think about the diferencies between D and C?.

Day, meet Night.  Night, meet Day.

> 2.what make D very unique from C?.

D supports object-oriented programming and has a garbage collector. Those are the two biggies to me.  But D has dozens of other features that C doesn't.

> 3.do D have library for graphics?.

Since you can call C libraries, yes you can use whatever graphics library you like that exposes a C interface.  What kind of graphics do you mean?  There are several OpenGL bindings for D, for instance.

--bb
June 23, 2007
Bill Baxter Wrote:

> Pieter Valdano wrote:
> > i have simple basic question...
> > 1.what do you think about the diferencies between D and C?.
> 
> Day, meet Night.  Night, meet Day.
> 
> > 2.what make D very unique from C?.
> 
> D supports object-oriented programming and has a garbage collector. Those are the two biggies to me.  But D has dozens of other features that C doesn't.
> 
> > 3.do D have library for graphics?.
> 
> Since you can call C libraries, yes you can use whatever graphics library you like that exposes a C interface.  What kind of graphics do you mean?  There are several OpenGL bindings for D, for instance.
> 
> --bb


library graphics for e.g "setcolor","line",etc..
thanks...

June 24, 2007
Pieter Valdano wrote:
> Bill Baxter Wrote:
> 
>> Pieter Valdano wrote:
>>> i have simple basic question...
>>> 1.what do you think about the diferencies between D and C?.
>> Day, meet Night.  Night, meet Day.
>>
>>> 2.what make D very unique from C?.
>> D supports object-oriented programming and has a garbage collector. Those are the two biggies to me.  But D has dozens of other features that C doesn't.
>>
>>> 3.do D have library for graphics?.
>> Since you can call C libraries, yes you can use whatever graphics library you like that exposes a C interface.  What kind of graphics do you mean?  There are several OpenGL bindings for D, for instance.
>>
>> --bb
> 
> 
> library graphics for e.g "setcolor","line",etc..
> thanks...
>  

Maybe Arclib does what you want?
http://www.dsource.org/projects/arclib
Or maybe just one of the SDL bindings?

--bb