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I agree that we can do better than systemd, but what do you think LLVM does? How would it even fit into that role. Let's be specific, I want to understand where
by xj9 10y ago
I agree that we can do better than systemd, but what do you think LLVM does? How would it even fit into that role. Let's be specific, I want to understand where you are coming from.
- jakub_h 10y agoPerhaps something related to continuous optimization? I think Oberon experimented with that.
- startling 10y agoI'm confused about this too. Maybe they believe systemd was adopted for performance, and JITing bash would mitigate performance concerns? I really doubt that run-once startup scripts would benefit from JITing, though. And memory overhead might be a non-starter.