D Language Support Cleared For Being Added To GCC
The GCC Steering Committee has approved of allowing the D language front-end and runtime to be included as part of the GNU Compiler Collection.
We've been reporting the past few months on the D front-end being proposed for GCC -- an addition of around 800k lines of code for the new front-end and run-time support. This D Language 2.0 support has cleared the hurdle of being approved by the GCC steering committee, as announced a short time ago on the mailing list.
The D code still needs to be approved by a GCC global reviewer, but that should happen in plenty of time for D to be added for next year's GCC 8 release.
We've been reporting the past few months on the D front-end being proposed for GCC -- an addition of around 800k lines of code for the new front-end and run-time support. This D Language 2.0 support has cleared the hurdle of being approved by the GCC steering committee, as announced a short time ago on the mailing list.
The D code still needs to be approved by a GCC global reviewer, but that should happen in plenty of time for D to be added for next year's GCC 8 release.
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