Is it possible? Is it hard to do? dmd has only a Win32 mode, dmc can do DOS/DOS32.
I seem to remember that 32-bitness is a minimum requirement for D so straight *DOS will not do, but I'm fine with DOS32.

I would like to use D on an embedded x86 target and the OS choices are DOS(X) and ucLinux, which uses a 2.0.x kernel series.
What is the oldest kernel supported by Linux dmd?

It could be done on DOSX, it's just a matter of investing the time and effort doing the libraries for it.

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> Is it possible? Is it hard to do? dmd has only a Win32 mode, dmc can do
> DOS/DOS32.
> I seem to remember that 32-bitness is a minimum requirement for D so
> straight *DOS will not do, but I'm fine with DOS32.
>
> I would like to use D on an embedded x86 target and the OS choices are
> DOS(X) and ucLinux, which uses a 2.0.x kernel series.
> What is the oldest kernel supported by Linux dmd?