[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andy
Thanks for the tip! With the success and good design of
Unix aren't you hesitant to try any API that isn't POSIX
compatible?
Not really. People now seem to be very good at creating compatibility
shims.
In addition, L4 runs Linux.
See: http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/L4/LinuxOnL4/
One thing I liked about Minix is that is was
made for teaching so I hope easy to grok.
Maybe. But a studying a modular, message passing kernel that runs like
a dog is not a win.
These 'real world' OSes may be also but I'm not sure.
See: http://l4hq.org/
L4 also has embedded incarnations that will be even smaller and easier
to understand than a full Unix.
-a
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