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What I think you're missing is that using a runtime is impossible in an OS kernel, unless the runtime doesn't use any OS features. You at least need to bootstra
by nardi 10y ago
What I think you're missing is that using a runtime is impossible in an OS kernel, unless the runtime doesn't use any OS features. You at least need to bootstrap enough of an OS before you can use the runtime. It's not the same thing as kexts or IOKit modules.
- pjmlp 10y agoIt is so impossible that history of computing is full of such examples, but the C community likes to re-write history so thay younger generations don't feel the need to dive into ACM papers about how the world was outside AT&T walls.
- nardi 10y agoSincerely: I would love to learn about one or more of these. Do you have any links to papers?