Some funny example of D templates, which construct and outputs the 99 beers text at compile-time.

A lightweight client for the ACME protocol.

The sources for the mc68060.library. Usable with all mc68060 CPU cards on Amiga.

Demo and benchmarking project to compare C code with D code in BetterC mode, as well as in normal D mode. The demo also provides comparision in generated code, Makefiles to build C, C++, D-betterC mode snippets. A dub project will link everything.

A simple plantUML container listening on port 8080. Used by applictions like GitLab to render nice graphics with plantUML for documentation purposes.

Some code testing the cross-compiling to Cortex-A7 (WIP)

This is a simple example programm for the D programming language. it scans a directory tree for files, and stores name, size and md5 of each file in a simple class object in a dynamic array. The array is serialized to XML with 'orange'.

Copy of the upstream repository

Some basic example using signals in glade file. Signals are connected directly (extern(C) code) or indirectly by registering the callback with builder object.

This is an example gtkd using glade generated UI.

ipturntables.sh is a bash script controlling a set of abstract firewall rules. Mainly it uses iptables and ip command to configure a firewall for both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols simultaneously.

VA wrapped version of current LDC.

The D language bindings for lmdb library.

A D implementation of the LZ77 and iROLZ algorythms.

The purpose of this package is to provide interfaces, which use D ranges for input and output of data. "Compression algorythms" are just some useful purpose for these range objects.

A D language binding for the libmediainfo library.

Wrapper Library for MediaInfo Library. Automatically chooses 32 and 64 bit library.

Copy of some interesting D code from GitHub: https://github.com/JinShil/memcpyD

Creates a complete tftp/bootp file structure from scratch (eg. for either tftpd or WDS) with the debian and ubuntu netboot images, grub and ipxe preconfigured.