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3L does do this. You can share as much data between the OS and user applications as you want. The OS doesn't really mediate anything so there is no overhead fro
by thecombjelly 11y ago
3L does do this. You can share as much data between the OS and user applications as you want. The OS doesn't really mediate anything so there is no overhead from copying data or messages between processes or enforcing some security mechanism. The language runtime enforces the references that are available to some code that gets run but that's it and that's all that is needed. You really don't need a separate OS program facilitating everything to serve as an OS.
- jorangreef 11y agoThanks, I looked through the 3L website and features section but didn't realize that from there.
- thecombjelly 11y agoYeah sorry my fault really. I'm working on improving the organization of the site and I haven't had near enough time to write everything down in an intelligible fashion. Most things are still in my notes or waiting to be extracted from various papers.