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Phobos

Phobos is the standard runtime library for the D programming language. Phobos aims at providing a platform-independent set of functions such as working with streams, sockets, string handling, regex routines, outines, date and time, concurrency, and various other modules. Phobos also provides a set of data structures.

Phobos is broken down into individual modules that can be included separately using the import statement.

Core library modules[edit]

  • std.base64
  • std.bigint
  • std.bind
  • std.bitarray
  • std.boxer
  • std.compiler
  • std.conv
  • std.ctype
  • std.date
  • std.datetime
  • 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.cstream
  • std.stream
  • std.string
  • std.system
  • std.thread
  • std.uri
  • std.utf
  • std.zip
  • std.zlib

OS-specific modules[edit]

  • std.windows
  • std.linux

C interface module[edit]

  • std.c
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  • D standard library
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