Hello,

I'm not much of a programmer myself, but I was glad to see people developing a programming language that was an actual successor to C/C++, and didn't try to completely remake a language that wouldn't allow for easy transition. Integrating D with the tool 'make' will make it very easy for unix users to use this new language as well.  I can't wait for the compilers/tutorials to come out, and wish you all the best in your development of this language! The ideas so far seem terrific!

-rohan

"Rohan Deshpande" <rdzx@home.com> wrote in message news:9lhgum$4vb$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hello,
>
> I'm not much of a programmer myself, but I was glad to see people
developing
> a programming language that was an actual successor to C/C++, and didn't
try
> to completely remake a language that wouldn't allow for easy transition. Integrating D with the tool 'make' will make it very easy for unix users
to
> use this new language as well.  I can't wait for the compilers/tutorials
to
> come out, and wish you all the best in your development of this language! The ideas so far seem terrific!
>
> -rohan

Thanks!