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:''For a quick tutorial on getting a bare bones C++ kernel running see [[ |
:''For a quick tutorial on getting a bare bones C++ kernel running see [[Bare Bones]]'' |
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A kernel can be programmed in C++, it is very similar to making a kernel in C, except that there are a few pitfalls you must take into account (runtime support, constructors, ...). This page will not list any (dis)advantages of this approach, but rather what you need to do to get things fired up. |
A kernel can be programmed in C++, it is very similar to making a kernel in C, except that there are a few pitfalls you must take into account (runtime support, constructors, ...). This page will not list any (dis)advantages of this approach, but rather what you need to do to get things fired up. |
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