Are you using any of the nifty features of C++? Those need run-time support.
I suggest looking at http://www.invalidsoftware.net/os/
Run-time support?
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RE:Run-time support?
Indeed.
And if anyone is looking for a good example of getting a C++ kernel up and running with some run-time support, I'd suggesting taking a look at the Trion CVS sources (the kernel being developed primarily by people on this list).
Trion is written entirely in C++, and does all things mentioned on this site. Also, thanks to one of our developers (Stephen Webb), we're well on our way to integrating the STL into the kernel.
It actually amazes me how well it's worked out. I expected many more snags to be had developing a kernel in C++ (something many of us have never done before).
Cheers,
Jeff
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/trion
And if anyone is looking for a good example of getting a C++ kernel up and running with some run-time support, I'd suggesting taking a look at the Trion CVS sources (the kernel being developed primarily by people on this list).
Trion is written entirely in C++, and does all things mentioned on this site. Also, thanks to one of our developers (Stephen Webb), we're well on our way to integrating the STL into the kernel.
It actually amazes me how well it's worked out. I expected many more snags to be had developing a kernel in C++ (something many of us have never done before).
Cheers,
Jeff
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/trion