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Thanks for the details. It's interesting to know the differences between them. Yes, it looks like Inferno is the closes thing to Taos. My point was that there w
by afr0ck 3y ago
Thanks for the details. It's interesting to know the differences between them. Yes, it looks like Inferno is the closes thing to Taos. My point was that there was a lot of interesting research operating systems that explored ideas in that direction (heterogeneity, distribution, networking, etc). But Taos seems super interesting. In what language is it written?
- lproven 3y agoI do not know for sure, but my impression is that v1 was mostly hand-coded assembler for the low-level stuff, while v2 replaced quite a lot of that with C.