I always thought of D as a better C++, not a better C. But at the time D showed up, C++ still showed some promise (in that sense it is right that D might have b

I always thought of D as a better C++, not a better C. But at the time D showed up, C++ still showed some promise (in that sense it is right that D might have been too early, the C++ fatique hadn't set in yet for most C++ users, so why switch to D).