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p0nce is creating (and maintaining) open-source libraries for the D programming language.

  • intel-intrinsics, the SIMD library for D
  • Dplug, an easy-to-use audio plugin framework
  • printed, a Canvas to PDF D library
  • commonmark-d, a CommonMark library for D
  • Gamut, a library to load/save image files in an efficient way
  • audio-formats, a library to load/save sound files
  • wren-port, a port of the Wren language to D
  • game-mixer, an alternative to SDL_mixer in pure D
  • console-colors, inband-colored console text

Software doesn't maintain itself. It takes a lot of work and dedication to do it all.
Your contribution is well appreciated to continue improvement.

@p0nce

- implement AVX2 in intel-intrinsics

Featured work

  1. AuburnSounds/Dplug

    Make VST2 / VST3 / AU / AAX / CLAP / LV2 / FLP plug-ins for Linux/macOS/Windows, using D.

    D 497
  2. AuburnSounds/intel-intrinsics

    The Dlang SIMD library

    D 68
  3. AuburnSounds/printed

    Generate PDF/SVG/HTML with D, with a Canvas-style API. Now with a flow document emitter.

    D 37
  4. AuburnSounds/gamut

    Image encoding and decoding library for D. Detailed layout control. Experimental codec QOIX.

    D 41

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