Hey @fxcqz
, really good to see some C++ on dev.to :-)
I have read about the D langauge and should really give it a try. I was wondering though, is this the only way to pass strings from C++ to D. The function you wrote is mostly the C style of doing things, in C++ i would expect a signature like:
std::stringnumbers_upto(intn)
Do you really need the intermediate char* for it to work?
C is the common ABI ... the lingua franca between C++ and D. (And the lingua franca between many otherwise incompatible compiled programmings languages.)
If you want to give D a try, you can use dmd (Digital Mars), gdc (GNU GCC family), or ldc2 (LLVM family) compilers. q.v. D compilers
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Hey @fxcqz , really good to see some C++ on dev.to :-)
I have read about the D langauge and should really give it a try. I was wondering though, is this the only way to pass strings from C++ to D. The function you wrote is mostly the C style of doing things, in C++ i would expect a signature like:
Do you really need the intermediate char* for it to work?
C is the common ABI ... the lingua franca between C++ and D. (And the lingua franca between many otherwise incompatible compiled programmings languages.)
If you want to give D a try, you can use dmd (Digital Mars), gdc (GNU GCC family), or ldc2 (LLVM family) compilers. q.v. D compilers