No worries. :)

DMC++ is still awesome, because it's the only ISO C++ compiler out there that can target any kind of DOS platform and binary format, from 16-bit .COM files (!!!) to 32-bit DOS extender.

Which happens to have really great compile times, in spite of using even more metaprogramming than C++. Thank you for your work!

I was pretty skeptical of D for a while, mainly because of the GC, but I've started to take a liking to it. It's a very useful tool.

I've been slowly converting my older C/C++ code still in use into D. Next up is the dmd back end!