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Yes it was. I actually wrote a kernel driver in Objective-C for an EISA board on OPENSTEP. The runtime support that's required for Objective-C is extremely mi
by mpweiher 2y ago
Yes it was. I actually wrote a kernel driver in Objective-C for an EISA board on OPENSTEP.
The runtime support that's required for Objective-C is extremely minimal. In the end you need objc_msgSend() and some runtime structures so that function works.
The methods themselves are just C functions with slightly funky names.