D programming Language
What do you think about D programming language?.I and Somebody think that D will use in near future.Maybe c++ will be lost,D will be Best.I don't know.
I don't know. I reckon that D programming language has a long way to replace C or C++. But I had never used it, maybe it's syntax can provide programmers an easier way to work.
It's supposed to be mainly for systems programming. I think C++ is more suitable for application programming, so no, I don't think it will replace C++. I am certain it won't replace C.
There's mainly two problems with D:
1. Its standard libraries (both of them) are a mess. They say they'll fix it for version 2, but the damage to D's reputation is done, IMO.
2. I has niche adoption at best, which means its harder to get help or find literature on D than other, more popular languages. Particularly when C and C++. Another problem derived from this is that more time is spent developing and improving development tools for popular languages. C and C++ always have the most powerful compilers and debuggers. It will take a long time for a language of D's popularity to get to that level. This could be mitigated by generating C code, but remember this is a language intended for systems programming.
There's mainly two problems with D:
1. Its standard libraries (both of them) are a mess. They say they'll fix it for version 2, but the damage to D's reputation is done, IMO.
2. I has niche adoption at best, which means its harder to get help or find literature on D than other, more popular languages. Particularly when C and C++. Another problem derived from this is that more time is spent developing and improving development tools for popular languages. C and C++ always have the most powerful compilers and debuggers. It will take a long time for a language of D's popularity to get to that level. This could be mitigated by generating C code, but remember this is a language intended for systems programming.
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