Hi Creighton,
Indeed probably the simplest way to do it would to write a minimal
subset of the standard C library (the bits that Yhc uses) and link yhi
against it. You could simply use empty definitions for the bits you
didn't intend to use.
Cheers
Tom
Creighton Hogg wrote:
Hello,
So I admit that I'm not really that familiar with how Yhc works yet, but
I was wondering if anyone had ever tried/considered making the Yhc
runtime work on bare metal? It seems like this would just involve using
a modified version of the BCKernel but everything else should be able to
stay the same since the rest involves compiling to byte code? I have no
idea how hard that is, but it seems like it'd be almost more feasible
than reworking h0p/House to work with more recent GHCs.
Cheers,
Creighton
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