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Do they or would they support libc? And how to go around compiling other important libs which would be required to get python/node/go working?
by noway421 9y ago
Do they or would they support libc? And how to go around compiling other important libs which would be required to get python/node/go working?
- fiokoden 9y agoWhy do you need a unikernel for those? Just run your OS from RAM.
- lmm 9y agoThere are plenty of standalone libcs that can be compiled like any other code, they don't need special support from the host. Likewise you could effectively statically link any libraries you wanted into your unikernel image - though if you just build the normal interpreter then you're not getting a lot of advantage out of having a unikernel, part of the point is to build your program in a more direct form without so many extra layers of translation.