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What is D language? What's its differnce from C/C++/C#?
Started by Ole Jak on
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D has redesigned some C++ features and has been influenced by concepts used different language (an attempt to....
From Wikipedia :
The D programming language , also known simply as D , is an object-oriented, it is not a variant of it.
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I generally use $.get() and $.post() for all of my asynchornous calls, but they're usually qualified with the final parameter being "JSON," indicating that I'm expecting to handle JSON data within my callback.
Is there any benefit to using $.get([url]...
Started by Jonathan Sampson on
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GetJSON: function( url, data, callback ) { return jQuery.get(url, data, callback, "json"); }
As @Chandra pointed... .
I use getJSON for all cross domain calls and get when calls follow same origin policy .
It's obvious from the jQuery source.
No difference.
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I need some advice on selecting the D programming language for a project. The project is a low-level library akin to a database with many associative containers and so forth. Hence efficiency is quite important to me.
I need to provide a C API for the...
Started by Rehno Lindeque on
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As far as pitfalls....
Long term, however, D is starting to stabilize a book entitled "The D Programming Language" in March, and a huge push is being made to stabilize D2 for it.
It's still too bleeding edge.
I'd recommend against D.
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What is the difference between %d and %i when used in printf function ?
Started by Ayoub on
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With....
For scanf , %d and %i also means a signed integer but %i inteprets the input as a hexadecimal specifier e.g.
For printf , both %d and %i designate a signed decimal integer.
These are identical for printf but different for scanf.
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As in the title, what's the difference because these two seem to get me the same results?
Started by goe on
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This:
int main() { int x = 20; int *d = &x; printf("d = %p\n", d); int z = (*d)++; printf("z = %d\n", z); printf("d = %p\n", d); int y = *d++; printf("y = %d\n", y); printf("d = %p....
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Have to admit I do not know this. Do transformers in audio gear convert A/C to D/C or is it still A/C going to speakers?
Started by shacky on
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Do transformers in audio gear convert A/C to D/C or is it still A/C going to speakers? Im kinda.
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I hear D is link-compatible with C. I'd like to use D to create an extension module for Python. Am I overlooking some reason why it's never going to work?
Started by Tartley on
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To the C API don't know how difficult it is to integrate the Boehm GC used by D within Python.
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Today I heard about the D programming and that it is compatible to C code. Nevertheless I haven't found any information on whether it is possible to use C libraries like GTK or PortAudio from D? If it is possible, could you explain how to do this?
Started by ralle on
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It is possible....
The official D website has a guide for doing that very thing.
Be linked with C object files, and can interact with C dlls, but you'll need to generate a D module from the C header file you want to use.
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I just installed Windows 7 RC1 and want to move c:\users to d:\users.
What's the best way to do this?
Due to the fact that Windows 7 creates a reserved partition that is mounted as C: in the recovery console, I had to use the following commands
robocopy...
Started by Scott on
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(See next step after copy starts to click repair first) Use Robocopy... .
C:\Users* to D:\Users).
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft location to the new location (e.g.
From C:\Users\Public to D:\Users\Public).
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Is the D language a credible alternative to Java and C++? What will it take to become a credible alternative? Should I bother learning it? Does it deserve evangelizing?
The main reason I ask is that with the new c++ standard (c++0x) almost here, its clear...
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Worst case scenario, you will never looking at the D comparison chart....
If you have the time, I would definitely recommend learning D.
Which.
D is a good language and decently popular , but like all languages, it is just another tool.
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