Digital Mars D 2.005 has been released. D is a general-purpose language designed as a successor to C++, offering features such as design by contract, garbage collection, first class arrays, closures, templates, and more.
This release includes: the evaluation of std.math.sin, std.math.cos and std.math.tan at compile time if the argument is a constant; additions to std.conv; the addition of writeln() and write() to std.stdio; improved interfacing with C++; and a number of bug fixes.
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