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Any plans for self hosting i.e. freestanding standard library and runtime that does not depend on OS-specific features? This would make it easier to develop drivers and kernel modules.
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I have never written a driver, so have no idea of what is necessary to run in the Linux kernel, or which changes, though @gligneul might know, since his company uses Lua in the kernel. Titan generated code currently uses just a few functions from the C standard library on its own (meaning not through its reliance on Lua): memcpy, memset, and floor. In particular, Titan code only allocates memory through Lua.
Any plans for self hosting i.e. freestanding standard library and runtime that does not depend on OS-specific features? This would make it easier to develop drivers and kernel modules.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: