Hello,

Attached is a preliminary c++ to d source translator and a simple c++ program. I intend to expand and improve cpp2d's functionality. Any suggestions on how to do so is appreciated. If you think you can do a better job be my guest. I'll use the first version that works, whether it's mine or someone else's. It still requires some editing of the output. Here is the output for hello.cpp:

hello.d
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import std.c.stdio;

int main ()
{
     printf ("Hello World!";     );
     return 0;
}
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It doesn't remove the comma from the end of cout << "Hello World!"; like it should.

It's currently written in c being a rewrite of a earlier cpp2c program.

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Robert Jones
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hmm, a cpp to d converter written in c? Strange. But why <iostream.h>? For very old projects? I don't think these old projects will be ported to d. It might only be usefull for very new peojects.

OK, I'll stop here.