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But don't syscalls require C/C++ data structures & type definitions. So while not technically "requiring" C/C++, if your language cannot map exactly to C/C++ d
by tiffanyh 2y ago
But don't syscalls require C/C++ data structures & type definitions.
So while not technically "requiring" C/C++, if your language cannot map exactly to C/C++ data structs & type definitions - it won't work.
- nineteen999 2y agoYes.That's a problem for the contenders, Linux/UNIX kernel are written in C. Unless we want to add language-specific syscall interfaces for every compiled language out there. Alternative is to, y'know, write a kernel in your language of choice and choose your own syscall specification suiting that language, and gain mass adoption. Easy!