Re: Ada Microkernel?

["Fr�d�ric BOYER" <boyerfr@wanadoo.fr>]

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Hello,

With some friends in France, we'd like to write our own micro kernel. The
project has just started (6 month). The main goal is to provide a micro
kernel like Mach or L4. After, it could be possible to write servers to make
a more complete O.S. but at this time, it's not the subject.

For the moment we try to status which microkernel model we gonna to take :
Mach ou make a L4 clone in Ada ..

Opinions ?

bye

Frederic.




"Stefan Skoglund" <stetson@ebox.tninet.se> a �crit dans le message news:
3B34AE89.FFBE39EF@ebox.tninet.se...
> "chris.danx" wrote:
> > > > i can test the compiler out by creating a bootloader for running the
> > modified
> > > > GNAT generated programs.
> > >
> > > If your goal is to write an OS, why start at the lowest level?  Why
not
> > > write an OS that runs *under* some existing OS (Linux or NT, for
> > > example), and worry about boot loading and such low-level junk later?
>
> Pls people if you need a bootloader take a look at GRUB
> before you do anything else !!