I have not seen the word "baremetal" for a decade.
LibOS and ExoOS are the two bit strings that I associate with them.
Are they still in play? There was talk about implementing a VM with
registers-only, and not stacks, with compiler designs initially for a
Linux BIOS.
The best idea I can support
Hello, these are my thoughts on CodeZero's open/closed dilemma.
Bahadir writes:
"One challenge is that when you open up, there is very few people who
would appreciate and make a meaningful understanding or contribution
to the project."
With 15 years doing open work within the "big money" of Wall
Harold Grovesteen responded:
"And moving from Linux to L4 is important why? Maybe I just do not
understand the context of 'community' in your response."
Community consists of people and people use people-oriented systems.
Therefore the system has to be oriented to the people. A monolithic ker
I think codezero success is crucial as it has the only posix implementation
that is necessary to transition the community from Linux to L4.
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 12:41 PM, d...@ucore.info wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering about the future of Codezero project.
>
> I recently bought a BeagleBoard-x
