a patch for C++ support in linux kernel.

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a patch for C++ support in linux kernel.

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http://netlab.ru.is/exception/LinuxCXX.shtml

i was pointed this site by my boss, and as i was browsing it, i hit a page about "C++ support in linux". i thought some of you might be curious to study the patch file and see where there are actually things to be filled to get a C++ runtime in kernel environment.

Well, happy new year 2007, btw, for those who still reminds me ^_^.
I'm even more busy as i expected i'd be 3 or 4 months ago, but i'm fine. Fairy too ;)

Oh, and for those of you who prefer "high-level" stuff, i've been suggested the reading of
David D. Clark: "The structuring of systems using upcalls".
In Proc. tenth ACM symposium on Operating systems principles
Pages: 171 - 180
Year of Publication: 1985
by a colleague who was more optimistic than i am about callback functions. And i quite enjoyed the reading... so if you have an evening to spare and feel like reading some OS stuff rather than watching DHW, fire your printer!
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Thanx Pype good to see you :wink:
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