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Walter Bright would be delighted. He's the author of the D language.
by mrlonglong 3y ago
Walter Bright would be delighted. He's the author of the D language.
- elromulous 3y agoHe often posts here
- mrlonglong 3y agoThat's true. And I liked his Zorland C compiler when it first came out and didn't cost a fortune to buy.
- brucehoult 3y agoDatalight C, later acquired by Zortech. Zortech C++ was the first C++ compiler available for PCs. I bought it even though I had a Mac, and ran it in emulation, to learn C++. Apple had their AT&T Cfront-based MPW C++ compiler about half a year later I think. Then Symantec acquired Zortech, and totally destroyed the compiler in version 6, immediately driving everyone to the new Metrowerks just as PowerPC came out.