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[ Home ][ Up ] Introduction A simple tutorial Switching to D An advanced tutorial Language Reference General syntax Statements Types Error Handling Memory Management Std. runtime library (Phobos) std.base64 std.boxer std.compiler std.conv std.ctype std.date std.file std.format std.gc std.intrinsic std.math std.md5 std.mmfile std.outbuffer std.path std.process std.random std.recls std.regexp std.socket std.socketstream std.stdint std.stdio std.stream std.string std.system std.thread std.uri std.utf std.zip std.zlib Tango Introduction Tutorials API Reference Libraries and Tools mango io http servlet cache log cluster icu convert sys text Build Related Links About this documentation The docwiki software TTT Docwiki reference Style guide FAQ To do

The Mango Tree Mango is a collection of D packages with an orientation toward server-side programming. These packages may be used together or in isolation and, in many cases, can be just as applicable to client-side development. Mango is targeted for Win32 and linux platforms. You may visit the official site and download the newest version. There are also good examples on how to use mango. This packages are located under the Mango Tree: 1. mango.io 2. mango.http 3. mango.servlet 4. mango.cache 5. mango.log 6. mango.cluster 7. mango.icu 8. mango.convert 9. mango.sys 10. mango.text Dsource Examples Mango I/O

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