пт, 20 июн. 2025 г., 15:20 Stephan <stephan...@googlemail.com>:
> Hello waddlesplash, > as "external" observer I only can congratulate you on your persistence! Once upon a time there was attempt at making BeOS/Haiku layer on top of Linux, but it never left early prototype stage. > > thank you for responding and the additional information you provided. > > I have not received any feedback via the NetBSD mailing list > unfortunately, so I kept working on this to come back with something > more substantial. > > The following milestones have been reached: > > 1) There are now kernel drivers for ports, semaphores and areas. These > were developed and tested carefully, so they should not be too bad. > > https://github.com/stephanwib/src/blob/trunk/sys/kern/uipc_port.c > https://github.com/stephanwib/src/blob/trunk/sys/kern/uipc_hsem.c > https://github.com/stephanwib/src/blob/trunk/sys/kern/uipc_area.c > > > 2) libroot was also extended a lot. > > It provides the interfaces to the said kernel subsystems as Haiku/BeOS > expect them. > > Also, the thread interface was introduced on top of NetBSDs > libpthread, which was quite enjoyable as it provides some > (non-standard) extensions which were necessary to get it working > right. I also made a little change to libpthread to obtain > kernel-level LWP IDs. > > A bunch of other functions, especially the get_team/thread/system_info > functions were written based on the sysctl interface or libkvm. > > I have also included some files from Cosmoe or Haiku implementing > certain other parts - these are only compile-tested at the moment. > > (As a side note, work on Cosmoe has been resumed recently, see > https://gitlab.com/haydentech) > > > 3) I have used tests from the Haiku source where available and there > are no obvious issues anymore. (I have also some custom test programs > which are not in the repo). > > Also, certain CLI programs work like listsem, listports, listarea and ps. > > > 4) The process of integrating Haiku code has now started. > > https://github.com/stephanwib/haiku > > In this fork, I am implementing Makefiles to build libbe, which is > already done except for the storage kit. > > There were only some small modifications needed to get the files compiled
