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A comparison against VC++ would also be interesting. I believe VC++ is commonly used on Windows, which I hear is a somewhat popular platform. (I suppose warp mi
by to3m 13y ago
A comparison against VC++ would also be interesting. I believe VC++ is commonly used on Windows, which I hear is a somewhat popular platform. (I suppose warp might not run on Windows though.)
- WalterBright 13y agoIn fact I developed Warp on Windows. It compiles and works fine. Warp source code is completely portable between Linux and Windows, with the following exceptions: 1. wchar_t is ushort on Windows, uint on Linux. 2. Warp uses a slightly modified file reader from the one in the D standard library, customized to the platform. Grep the source for "version(Windows)".
- to3m 13y agoThanks! Another item for my to do list then :)
- Zardoz84 13y agoIt's write in D, and there is a build of dmd for window, so should work in Windows.