D1 is the initial version of the D programmming language (Version 1).
D Programming Language version 1 achieved stable status in 2007 and to be discontinued on December 31, 2012.
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Tango future versus D1 discontinuation
Knowing that D1 will be discontinued effective December 31, 2012, is it still worth it to continue using Tango given that the official distribution is under D1?
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D Module Name Being Printed by Module Destructor
I've recently started learning D version 1, using the Tango library. I decided to write a small class Dout that wraps tango.io.Stdout, except it overrides opShl to better match C++'s << style output. My implementation is like so:
// dout.d
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Getting Piepkorn GOLD Engine to work with Tango 0.99.9
I can't get the Piepkorn GOLD Engine (released on 2007) to work on my box (DMD 1.056/Tango 0.99.9/Windows 7).
It imports the module tango.io.MemoryConduit which is no more present in the Tango version I use.
Excerpt:
import
tango.io.Conduit,
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How to persist GPX (XML) document to a file using Tango?
My setting:
Compiler: DMD 1.056
Library: Tango 0.99.9
OS: Windows 7
What I have done so far:
I have managed to build via API a GPX file and know how to format it and display it on the console.
My code:
module SwathGen;
import
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How can I build a DMD 1.076/Tango bundle (Win32)
Willing to harness Tango library along with the very last release of DMD 1 compiler (v1.076), I searched the net in vain for the bundle.
How that can that be built?
Solved:
I've managed to build a DMD 1 v1.076 with Tango. See here my answer.
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