On Wed, Jan 29, 2003 at 09:30:47AM -0200, Lalo Martins wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 29, 2003 at 12:14:54PM -0500, Cesare Zavattari wrote:
> > 
> > At the moment MyNOS have not a network layer (but it's in our plan). Is it 
> > possible to substitute the network layer with the mynos-core microkernel 
> > IPC (send/receive)?
> 
> Not yet; will be after the refactor, but that may take some months.  But you
> *can* now replace it with unix sockets, would that be easier for you?  (I
> know MyNOS is not Unix, but perhaps sockets are easier to emulate.)
> 
> You can also link the pgserver (compiled as a library) directly to the
> application, that means in principle you would have only one single app, but
> perhaps your OS can get around this (perhaps you write an app that does its
> own multiplexing using microkernel rpc, that's what I was pondering to do
> for the Hurd before we came up with the new design).

Yep, this would be one way around it until the refactoring- however, you 
would still need to disable the TCP/IP code. There's an option to disable
the TCP/IP in pgserver's configuration, but it doesn't actually do anything
yet :(

Aside from actually doing the network code refactoring, this could be done
with some liberal use of #ifdef in net/request.c

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