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> Between Linux/*BSD/illumos you should be able to pretty completely describe all currently-active uses of ELF. OpenVMS uses ELF too. Rather niche proprietary
by skissane 2y ago
> Between Linux/*BSD/illumos you should be able to pretty completely describe all currently-active uses of ELF.
OpenVMS uses ELF too. Rather niche proprietary OS but still maintained and in production use. (Not a new thing with x86-64 port, ELF was adopted during the Alpha to Iranian transition.)
As do many RTOS (both open source and proprietary)
- Iwan-Zotow 2y agoTo WHAT transition?
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoLol. Although, Itanium does have an entertaining history of having caused a lot of positive changes even though it crashed and burned itself - it's where we got UEFI, and apparently a good time for some OSs to pick up ELF.
- skissane 2y agoI typed Itanium and my phone very helpfully “corrected” it to Iranian and unfortunately I didn’t notice it had done so