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It's much easier than you think. OCaml can expose functions with a C ABI. You can put newlib on top of MirageOS, calling down to OCaml for basics (and newlib ne
by kryptiskt 11y ago
It's much easier than you think. OCaml can expose functions with a C ABI. You can put newlib on top of MirageOS, calling down to OCaml for basics (and newlib needs only a handful of IO and memory functions to be provided, so it isn't particularly hard), and then you have instant POSIX. Now you can run most anything you want from C-land.