> > Another person in Plan 9 has been working on an AML interpreter that > presents the ADT in a filesystem (at least, that was what I envisioned > and explained to him). I believe he has also contacted you regarding > some USB ethernet device, so perhaps you two will want to work > together to some point? If I can be of any use as well, let me know. > I've got a small bit of experience with ACPI (fixing some issues in > FreeBSD's acpica support for Intel Blades). >
Well, the thing has to be ready for use at boot time (even before chandevreset, IMHO). Thus I took care to write this in a way that does not require processes or other external artifacts (but for memory allocation and i/o, of course). Providing a file system interface could be done, but the problem is the interpreter itself, not providing the tree as a file system. But time will tell. Thanks for saying. Any idea is welcome in any case.