3 ms·
From my reading in the past primarily because cross OS portability was not a design goal for hammer. This lets them take advantage of tighter integration with D
by blinkingled 8y ago
From my reading in the past primarily because cross OS portability was not a design goal for hammer. This lets them take advantage of tighter integration with DragonFly's VM and VFS subsystems.
- takeda 8y agoHmm, I saw Matt Dillon's post on FreeBSD mailing list offering Hammer to be ported to FBSD, but looked like there was not much enthusiasm about from the FBSD team. It's possible it was Hammer1 and because of that he integrated Hammer2 more tightly with DFBSD.
- blinkingled 8y agohttps://wiki.freebsd.org/PortingHAMMERFS https://wiki.freebsd.org/PortingHAMMERFS
- aidenn0 8y agoZFS is similarly non-portable. ZFS on linux includes a module that helps linux pretend to be more like solaris.