Keep it up, I love new OSes.
My dream is to write a cloud programming language that compiles high level code to a low-level kernel and deploys. I abhor waste, so efforts like this are a great start. I look forward to more!
My dream is to write a cloud programming language that compiles high level code to a low-level kernel and deploys. I abhor waste, so efforts like this are a great start. I look forward to more!
It was kind of a fun experiment, but in the end didn't save us enough time to maintain it for very long - the real time sink was getting the hardware bootable and into the datacenter to begin with. (This was pre-"cloud" days, I guess if we were doing it again now we might have used it for a little longer.)
I'm curious as to what you want to gain from that compared to running a custom compiled Linux kernel with your program as init or as the only running process.