By the way Nikolay, I did some digging and I could...
# kotlin-nativej
jkbbwr
08/26/2018, 11:06 PMBy the way Nikolay, I did some digging and I couldn't really see what you were getting at with the answers to my no operating system compilation. Most of the codebase seems to need some sort of libc, so if I were to build a microkernel that exposed some libc calls I could bootstrap k/n from that?
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msink
08/27/2018, 3:49 AMYou did not explain why zephyr is not suitable for you, but zephyr is microkernel - 10Kbytes, compared ti stdlib - 300Kbytes.
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olonho
08/27/2018, 12:36 PMPractically, our libc deps are very minimal, as could be seen in WASM port, as sprintf and malloc could be used from inside the repo. See https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/blob/master/runtime/src/main/cpp/Porting.cpp for porting layer details.
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jkbbwr
09/07/2018, 3:36 PM@msink Because I want to write my own kernel / OS
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msink
09/07/2018, 3:38 PMIt is impossible, Kotlin is not system level language.
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