Hi, Mauricio and Brian! To everyone else -- I'm sending this to the entire
list so that people that might be interested in see there's more interest.
I'm interested in the managed OS idea. I've written some thoughts about this
some time ago, just search for my thoughts through the archive.
I would like to conjecture that a good MSIL - native compiler work make the
C# memory management code execute at the same speed as compiled C code.
After all, C code gets converted to an intermediate language too, as part of
the compilation. Both methods express the same computations, so it should
Two issues come to mind:
1) C# and J# are registered by Microsoft. Let's make sure the # can't cause
trouble :)
2) You don't know if this'll work or tank, so I suggest using sf.net, and
getting free project hosting from them, at least for a while.
Either way, please let us know how this is
Hi, guys!
I've been thinking of something similar.
I've seen a Singularity presentation at MIT, and it seems to me that they're
placing a lot of focus on static verification -- when they talked to us,
they were trying to make driver contracts, so that drivers can be verifiable
too. I think
internals.
Thank you very much for reading this,
Victor Costan
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