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Re: Previewing RISC OS 4+ and Select - 4 - The Kernel
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by quatermass (stuart@cybervillage.removethis.co.uk)
on Aug 24, 2001 - 04:36 PM
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In my opinion the reason for the stripping of the kernel has to be a result of Pace wanting a leaner OS. By removing code which isn't required you get a smaller kernel which is easier to maintain. This is standard practise for small devices were only the absolute bare minimum of code is included.
This allows them to sell a device as cheaply as possible.
Perhaps Pace wish to see RISC OS used in an embedded device?
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Re: Previewing RISC OS 4+ and Select - 4 - The Kernel
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by runnyhunny on Aug 26, 2001 - 10:54 AM
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Do Pace have anything to do with this 'Select' stuff?
If a number of these improvements have come from Pace, then why don't we also see '32-bit compatible' in the feature list? Oh, and 'HAL for I/O controllers'?
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