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You battled through periods with very little support. Yet now, with DMD 2.020...

Ares has become THE standard library. There is no other.

Well done!

You mean it gets converted to something that's like a DAXPY call? It doesn't actually call a BLAS DAXPY does it? Is it configurable? Can you make it call your own routines? Or is it yet another of the ...

It's worth knowing that the next DMD2 release (probably in a couple of days -- I have a pre-release already) contains array operations.
So you can write stuff like:

double [] a;
double [] b;

a ...

I haven't run across a C++ library geared towards general N-dimensional arrays.

How about Blitz++ ?

This is pretty impressive, and a good advertisement for DFL.
Some trivial 'first impressions' stuff:
* some of the 'tip of the day's are longer than the bit of the screen that's erased.
* typing so ...

We already have Helix and MultiArray, and I've got BLADE in MathExtra, and now these new projects Lyla and Mathematics have appeared.

Sure would be nice to get some collaboration happening.

Sorry, I haven't made a public release yet. There are still some fairly large issues to work out, especially matrices and functions (such as dot product).
I've experimented with a few totally differe ...

Oops!
Fixed in rev 119.
Thanks.

This project is now the home of the BLADE linear expressions library, which generates near-optimal assembly code at compile-time, for BLAS1-style linear algebra operations.
The code is stored in the ...

...but most of it has already been incorporated into Tango. <g>

My version of the MySQL library uses extern(Windows) calling convention.

So in the imp.d file for MySQL, where it says:

version (Windows) {
pragma (lib, "libmysql.lib&quo ...

When looking through Mango's IO code, I've been more than a little disturbed at how often I've seen 'double' used instead of 'real'. This is most obvious in the io modules. David Gray's DGDouble modul ...

Note that (b) can be offset when using std.Regex by stashing pre-constructed Regex instances. In other words, you don't have to compile the pattern at the point of usage.

That's true. And if it tur ...

I've been giving some thought to compile-time regular expressions.
There are three benefits to compile-time regexps, over the run-time approach used in (say) std.regexp:
(a) catch errors at compile ...

But as the files don't exist as ".lib" files, the existing pragmas seem to be more placeholders for future work than anything.

Many of the files do exist in the DMD download, even though ...