> The oskit is a set of libraries that provide stuff you might want to use in > a kernel, and the direction we are moving is to use oskit libraries to do > everything that they are useful for when it can replace old CMU code. The > oskit is not useful for anything on Alpha at the moment, so there is no > reason to particularly want to use it in Mach/Alpha.
What parts of OSKit is GNU Mach going to use? I'm assuming that it is not going to use all of it... So far, I've already got oskit/dev, oskit/oskit/alpha, and oskit/threads ported (these modules compile, but have not been tested)... Sincerely, Andrew Miklic _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
