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In this case what would be the pros and cons if any of D compared with C or asm?
If you're not chasing for speed, using objects, types stack and Object*[string] W vocabulary and symbolic string-addressed memory looks more fun than classical raw machine numbers and bytes.
I did this with Python version earlier (and tried C++ also), so having
[ <int:123> <point:45@67> <window:hello> ] on data stack looks much handy than dumb integers.
Interpreter tracks all typed operations, and parser allows you to use inline arithmetics and pushes executable ASTs on top of stack.
So, D has its own gc, and you don't need to bother about refrecounting and manual memory management across all the code as you must do it in C++.
