Re: porting effort

On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Micah Dowty wrote:

> Cool.

thank you :)

> PicoGUI will need, from the top of my head:
> 
>   - C standard library functions including the printf family, malloc and
>     friends, and standard file I/O

ok

>   - Several miscellaneous functions including timers, shared memory,
>     and directory tree traversal- fortunately much of this can be safely
>     omitted, and it's all quarantined within the 'pgserver/os' directory.

I'll take a look, thank you.

>   - BSD sockets. All the networking code in PicoGUI currently assumes
>     BSD-compatible sockets, as also provided by Linux, IRIX, and (sort of)
>     win32. This will be eliminated when the network code is refactored.
>     This includes the use of select() to wait on multiple sockets and/or
>     input devices.

At the moment MyNOS have not a network layer (but it's in our plan). Is it 
possible to substitute the network layer with the mynos-core microkernel 
IPC (send/receive)?

thank you very much!

-- 
Cesare



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