On 12/3/22 11:16 PM, dlangluvr wrote:
> I'm examining (https://wiki.osdev.org/D_Bare_Bones)[this post] from osdev and I want to integrate into the kernel some network features. How difficult would this be with dlang?
> 
> Also hello everyone! this is my first time posting here.

Hm... isn't this a kernel without anything in it? Does the BIOS provide a mechanism for this?

I would expect networking to be something difficult to add to a bare-bones system.

-Steve

On Sunday, 4 December 2022 at 04:16:27 UTC, dlangluvr wrote:
> I want to integrate into the kernel some network features. How difficult would this be with dlang?

If what you want to do is a cake with the letter D, you haven't cracked an egg for the cake yet.

Network routines will connect much later. Because the kernel is not yet capable of recognizing all the hardware. Even if this happens, the D code will not run independently of the operating system. So network.d will have many dependencies.

In summary, we are still far from the cream of the cake.  You can get a head start with PowerNexOs.

On Sunday, 4 December 2022 at 04:16:27 UTC, dlangluvr wrote:
> Also hello everyone! this is my first time posting here.

Welcome to the world of D.  We are happy to see idealistic people like you. I am sure you will be very happy when you see the delicious D codes.

SDB@79