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Interesting. Ada is in the greater Wirthian family (it's Pascal-like), and until now, the only Unix-like kernel I was aware of in a Wirthian language was TUNIS:
by lproven 1y ago
Interesting. Ada is in the greater Wirthian family (it's Pascal-like), and until now, the only Unix-like kernel I was aware of in a Wirthian language was TUNIS:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUNIS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUNIS
It was implemented in Concurrent Euclid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrent_Euclid https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrent_Euclid
- Rochus 1y ago> the only Unix-like kernel I was aware of in a Wirthian language was TUNIS SPIN developed at the University of Washington in the nineties was written in Modula-3; it was a microkernel-based system and supported the Digital UNIX system call interface, allowing Unix applications to run. There was also Sol implemented at INRIA in a Pascal dialect in the eighties which offered a Unix-compatible environment; it was followed by Chorus (initially written in Pascal), also a microkernel-based system, compatible with Unix APIs.
- lproven 1y agoFascinating! Thank you!