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The instructions didn't seem to match up at all... possibly because I have .NET (aka, v7) now and not v6

Anybody there? *hears echo*

Thanks I'll check those out Smile

Was just curious if there are any tools out there to try to convert whole projects from C or C++ to D?

And to answer your question... yes, I'm lazy Twisted Evil

Is there currently a way to compile D code straight from the Visual Studio IDE?

Now that I think about it "-inline" is probably intended to be a runtime speed optimization rather than a size optimization...
Yea, I didn't use that one, just the other two Smile

If the GC is remove ...

It would be nice if aliases could also be highlighted. I want this feature so I can bold aliases just like how the base vartypes are bolded Smile

Now that I think about it "-inline" is probably intended to be a runtime speed optimization rather than a size optimization...
Yea, I didn't use that one, just the other two Smile

If the GC is remove ...

Ideas have been tossed around at trying to remove a few KB's, but I don't know that the executable size really creates any problems for anyone. I don't like bloat, but we're only talking about a few K ...

I don't think this forum could handle it, or at least not easily.

In fact the only forum I know that supports that (unlimited sub-forums) is the forum built into twe (terraweb engine). Bad news ...

I'm using the DMD compiler but am used to the Visual Studio easy-bake-oven. I made an extremely tiny test program that compiled to 64kb.

I know I have to tell the compiler to optimize or remopve c ...

Wouldn't it be even easier to say this?
alias char
Yes, that's essentially what I used in the string instead of str.
Ok Smile

just checking. I'm new to D (barely know C++ either) Embarassed

alias char
Wouldn't it be even easier to say this?

alias char