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Yeah. I'm afraid I had to give up on QtD at this point. It worked so well on Linux, but even with the -style hack, it still had some random crashes on Windows as I used the app.

I ultimately decide ...

FYI, my app seems to work if I use "-style cde" on the command line, so there are no mouse over effects.

Kinda sucks, but at least we've got something to work with.

I see this in my app too, but only on Windows.

I think it might have something to do with the Layouts. Simple examples without layouts work fine but using a layout like your code or my code seems t ...

Also, make sure you remember to pass the right flags to the D compiler to optimize. (dmd -O -release file.d)

If your code is small, would you mind posting it here, and the command lines you used to ...

dmd does work out of the box... if you leave it in the box; you actually took too many steps there. Unzip the zip file, do the chmod +x, but then call dmd from the dmd/bin/dmd location; don't copy it ...

... is not inspiring: it seems like a very irritating process to have to manually build wrappers for code you want to use.

If I could make one single request of D development it would be for easy l ...

It is complaining because the main() function is wrong.

main() in D is called by another main() in phobos that sets up exception catching and the garbage collector and all kinds of other fun stuff ...

Most of D is open source, the development discussions happen in the open, the compiler and spec are both free to use, and it compiles perfectly on both Windows and Linux. Of course, there is also gdc. ...

I'm doing one thread here for a bunch of things I've written in D over the last few months. Most them are between 50 and 80 percent done, but pretty usable, although, still clunky and not well documen ...