D.gnu - whether all memory operation all implemented by a new operator(if i overload it) in object.d
char [][char[]] a; like above that would result a map between char[] and char[], there must be some memory operations. so would it call object.d's new operator's implementation? and char []a; a.length=34; <--would that call object.d's new implementation? I wanna use full d's feature to write a kernel. so just ask whether d is suitable to write a kernel. -- 使用 Opera 革命性的电子邮件客户程序: http://www.opera.com/mail/
Aug 07 2006
davidl wrote:char [][char[]] a; like above that would result a map between char[] and char[], there must be some memory operations. so would it call object.d's new operator's implementation? and char []a; a.length=34; <--would that call object.d's new implementation?I don't know much about kernels or the insides of D's memory management, so I can't help there, sorry.I wanna use full d's feature to write a kernel. so just ask whether d is suitable to write a kernel.What I can do is point you to people who are also writing a kernel in D. Check out Titan on dsource. http://www.dsource.org/projects/titan http://www.dsource.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=73 btw, you'd probably be better off posting this on digitalmars.D.learn or maybe digitalmars.D. This stuff doesn't seem related to GDC and would be handled better in those other branches of the newsgroup.
Aug 09 2006
davidl <davidl 126.com> I have tested GDC's implementation. I use gdc to compile a file containning that char[][char[]] a; I found it would use the internal file GC to do memory operation, and _d_new to new objects, I also found it use d_invariant??? few more characters in that name, don't know what that is. hope some one could tell me. But I think if we properly inplemented the internal GC functions, we can write a kernel in D. -- 使用 Opera 革命性的电子邮件客户程序: http://www.opera.com/mail/
Aug 11 2006