Projects tagged ‘d’ and ‘library’

Tango is a cross-platform open-source software library, written in the D programming language for D programmers. It is structured as a cohesive and comprehensive library for general purpose usage.

Derelict is a collection of D bindings to C shared (dynamic) libraries which are useful for multimedia applications, with a heavy bias toward game development-related libraries.

Mango is a collection of D packages with an orientation toward network programming. Mango extends the Tango library in a number of useful ways by supplementing with XML, clustering, a servlet engine ... [More] , and an HTTP server. Mango is targeted for Win32 and linux platforms. [Less]

DDL stands for "D Dynamic Libraries" and as the name implies, provides dynamic library loading for the D Language. It can be used as a plugin architecture, a replacment for DLL files, an interface for ... [More] dynamic reflection, or as a means for working with intermediate files. [Less]

Database interfacing library for the D programming language.

ArcLib is a cross platform 2D game arcade library using the D programming language.

DWT stands for D Widget Toolkit, a slight naming variation from its parent project -- the Standard Widget Toolkit of Java Eclipse Project fame (SWT). The DWT goal is to achieve for the D Language ... [More] something similar to Java SWT's notable accomplishment: it is a large, feature-rich GUI library encouraging excellent application portability while retaining platform-specific widget "look and feel". [Less]

A collection of handy Tango based codes and classes for the D programming language that otherwise don't have a home.

Various functions, classes and templates for just about anything D related.

MinWin is a multi-platform GUI toolkit for the D programming language. The MinWin toolkit takes the "native wrapper" approach. That is, rather than reimplementing widgets, it simply provides a ... [More] uniform interface to existing windowing toolkits like Win32 and GTK. It officially supports Windows and Linux. Possibly more via the GTK backend. [Less]