D got real closures
Thank you Vladimir for bringing this to my attention.
I have reported on this blog that D doesn’t have real closures. My opinion was that it didn’t matter all that much, but many people thought otherwise. Now it seems like D got it after all. The latest release of the experimental 2.0 version announce full closure support.
It would be interesting to know if the implementation is based on the solution that Julio César outlined in his blog reaction. Not that it matters.
Cheers!
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[...] I have been playing around with the D Programming Language lately, and I love it. D combines the low-level control of C and modern productivity features like garbage collection, a built in unit-testing framework and - the most recent feature - real closures. [...]
[...] Note: This article was written before D got full closure support. [...]