April 03, 2005 Using for osdev | ||||
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Hi, I'm interested in utilising D for operating system development, and am wondering what the best path is to hacking the phobos runtime library so that I can compile & link with barely any C environment. I am using the linux dmd compiler, and would need to remove the threading code that seems to be used in various internal modules of dmd, and am wondering what the consequences would be of removing such code. Kindest Regards, Jonathan Roewen |
April 03, 2005 Re: Using for osdev | ||||
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Posted in reply to jonathan | Hi, Jonathan, Seems like idea is quite popular: |->Trevor ( www.pathlink.com ) wrote: | | Does anyone know if writing a kernel in D would be worthwhile? | | Opinions... ? | | I am considdering writing a C++ kernel, but, the runtime support seems | rather annoying, and it makes me wonder if D wouldn't be better. | | Ideas, comments, suggestions...? Some links: http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?KernelWithD Thomas ------------------------------- <jonathan@purevoid.org> wrote in message news:d2ng17$1dcv$1@digitaldaemon.com... > Hi, > > I'm interested in utilising D for operating system development, and am > wondering > what the best path is to hacking the phobos runtime library so that I can > compile & link with barely any C environment. > > I am using the linux dmd compiler, and would need to remove the threading > code > that seems to be used in various internal modules of dmd, and am wondering > what > the consequences would be of removing such code. > > Kindest Regards, > > Jonathan Roewen > > |
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