Getting completely (I mean ENTIRELY) rid off GC

[Andrey Lifanov via Digitalmars-d]

Hello everyone! Being a C/C++ programmer I don't understand, why 
such language as D (system programming language) implemented 
garbage collector as a core feature, not as additional optional 
module or library. I and many other C/C++ programmers prefer to 
control things manually and use flexible allocation schemes that 
suitable for concrete situations. When every nanosecond matters, 
this is the only option, at least nowadays.

So this particular thing stops many of us from using D. When you 
can abandon performance, you usually choose Java (Scala) or C# 
because of their rich support and libraries. And the opposite 
matter is when you need high performance. In this case there is 
almost nothing to choose from. C/C++11 now looks not so bad.

And I think of idea of complete extraction of GC from D. For this 
to achieve, I suppose, I have to dig deeply into D compiler and 
also correct/re-implement many things in modules, so this ends up 
with almost new version of D.

I would like to hear your suggestions and some basic 
instructions. Maybe this is not a good idea at all or it will be 
very hard to realize.

Thank you for your attention!