Hello, I'm planning to write a hobby OS. I already hacked a little kernel which needs to be rewritten.
The idea is to be able to write most parts in my preferred languages such as Python and Mythryl. The core (memory allocation, etc) will be in C and asm. I started Python to neko and Mythryl to neko projects but they aren't yet complete. So, NekoVM is the cooler VM I found, I plan to integrate it in the kernel level, but one thing makes me wonder: is the use of GC really mandatory? Or this is just to avoid memory allocation related errors? Because instead to port NekoVM + GC, for me it would be much easier to make a neko compatible interpreter, say in flex & bison. Thus reducing the size of the binary. As you are experienced with NekoVM, what's your opinion? Best regards, Konstantin Tcholokachvili
-- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
