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Hi. I haven't looked into D before, because I didn't realize it had such a good compatibility with C++. But recently I came across binderoo, and discovered that D is really good at working with C++. I've spent quite some time with Nim-Lang, but hit some roadblocks...
So, my main question is, would I be able to use binderoo with this fork of LDC, so I can use a (Windows, MSVC-based) C++ framework, without having to write a binding layer (which would be good since that framework changes constantly)?
And, secondly, would I be able to use D as a kind of scripting language, by being able to compile within the app, and reload the code using binderoo, without Visual Studio?
I have found that I can compile with DMD (in Windows x64) without installing Visual Studio, but this is a LDC fork, so it's not clear to me if I have to install Visual Studio to use it, which would make it unpractical to use as a "scripting" system. OTOH, it seems possible to do a command-line installation of the "Visual C++ Build Tools", which LDC needs.
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Hi. I haven't looked into D before, because I didn't realize it had such a good compatibility with C++. But recently I came across binderoo, and discovered that D is really good at working with C++. I've spent quite some time with Nim-Lang, but hit some roadblocks...
So, my main question is, would I be able to use binderoo with this fork of LDC, so I can use a (Windows, MSVC-based) C++ framework, without having to write a binding layer (which would be good since that framework changes constantly)?
And, secondly, would I be able to use D as a kind of scripting language, by being able to compile within the app, and reload the code using binderoo, without Visual Studio?
I have found that I can compile with DMD (in Windows x64) without installing Visual Studio, but this is a LDC fork, so it's not clear to me if I have to install Visual Studio to use it, which would make it unpractical to use as a "scripting" system. OTOH, it seems possible to do a command-line installation of the "Visual C++ Build Tools", which LDC needs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: