I suggest reading http://dsource.org/projects/druntime/wiki/RuntimeSpec. If you want to get rid of GC, multithreading, etc, it's pretty easy to stub out portions of the runtime and recompile. In fact, there's a "stub" GC that just calls malloc and free, which can be plugged in as-is. Losing GC means you'll leak if you use AAs, dynamic array resizing and concatenation, and probably one or two other things, but "new" will still work, etc.
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