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	The Developer's Library for D About Wiki Forums Source Search Contact Wiki Navigation Start Page Index by Title Index by Date Last Change Tango Documentation Reference Manual API Index (trunk) Examples and Tutorials FAQ Feature List All documentation Get the Book! You can buy Learn to Tango with D as an eBook from Apress or order it at Amazon. Get Tango Tango 0.99.9 Kai is out Install with DMD Install with LDC Install with GDC Community Downloads Contribute To participate in the development of Tango libraries, documentation, or online presence, see: Contribute Contributors Guide Ideas and Enhancements The 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, and is supported by a growing number of recognized D enthusiasts. Availability of solid and extensive documentation represents a prime factor in library accessibility, and thus this project is as much about documentation production as it is about top-notch functionality. Important Notice Tango 0.99.9 Kai introduces some breaking changes. News What happened? 12/17/12 - larsivi Boxen, a music player written in D and Tango 03/30/11 - larsivi Status Tango and DMD 1.067 and upwards 03/30/11 - larsivi Tickets for the community 04/24/10 - larsivi Tango 0.99.9 released! 02/09/10 - larsivi Major structural changes in trunk 11/10/09 - larsivi Structure of Tango trunk 09/30/09 - larsivi View Older Topics Issues and Enhancements Tango uses a ticket-oriented system to track all issues, concerns, and enhancements. If you are a registered user, and logged in, you may create new tickets via the "New Ticket" button in the lower navigation-bar. Or click here Certain toolchain issues also affects Tango. For discussions on ideas for possible future additions and enhancements, go to the ideas and enhancements page. Compatible Libraries Among the Tango users you will find DWT, MiniD, Sendero, DFL, Mango and many more Tango Benchmarks A few Tango benchmarks or comparisons exists Tango XML benchmarks Tango GC benchmark Been Using Phobos? If you have code using Phobos, a migration effort will be necessary. Phobos to Tango Migration Phobos and Tango Side by Side C++ or Boost? For those of you coming from C++ or Boost, see how to migrate to Tango. Amber Programming Language, a language based on D1 (topic 920)Tango for D2 (topic 916) Download in other formats:Plain Text Plain Text Plain Text
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