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Mono and managed code BELOW the kernel?
2004-09-04, 10:41 PM #1
A little document I wrote up to describe an idea that I've been meaing to write down:

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2004-09-04, 11:03 PM #2
If I can't understand it while I'm asleep, it's a bad idea.
2004-09-04, 11:06 PM #3
I read it and you completely lost me back there.
2004-09-05, 12:42 AM #4
I vote no, on principle.
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2004-09-05, 12:47 AM #5
Eh. The Linux kernel still uses quite a bit of assembly. In order to really take advantage of this you'd be rewriting most of the kernel. A couple of projects have been started up to convert it into C++ but even those never got off the ground.
2004-09-05, 7:54 AM #6
I understand that it would be hard to port something as huge and monolithic as linux. When I say kernel, I was talking more in genreral, with other possiblities such as, say, the HURD.

Does anybody see anything fundamentally wrong with this besides the amount of work involved?

Thanks.
2004-09-05, 7:56 AM #7
You might understand it better if you know what Mono and MSIL are.

http://www.mono-project.com/about/index.html

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