Can i use D for OS develop.

[knott]

Paul Collier Wrote:

> knott wrote:
> > Paul Collier Wrote:
> > 
> >> knott wrote:
> >>> Hello. Before i start, i must apologize for my poor English.
> >>>
> >>> Can i use D language for OS development(Non-core - user mode devel)?
> >> If you're talking about OS development, there are at least two projects 
> >> to write a kernel in D. You can see them at dsource.org. If you're 
> >> talking userspace development, I think you'll find that 95% of D 
> >> projects already run in userspace ;) If you're talking about something 
> >> in the middle, you can always bind D code to C APIs and disable the 
> >> garbage collector if needed.
> > 
> > Im talking about a userspace development in system which in early stage of development.
> > I want to write program on system which have only small(not full) C library.
> 
> OK, you may have to omit some bits of the standard library then. (Or 
> just not use it.) Whether you use phobos or tango or whatever you like, 
> the source is provided, so it's pretty easy to add version() statements 
> to stick in workarounds if you want. Is the system using ulibc or 
> something of the sort? I wonder how compatible that is...
> 
> (Also, this thread might be better to post on D.learn, but I'm not sure)

Can i disagree standart library and write my own one?