Writting SO kernel in D
Javi
javier.valcarce at gmail.com
Thu Apr 19 08:09:02 PDT 2007
Frits van Bommel Wrote:
> Actually, that looks like exception support. Try compiling with
> "-fno-exceptions" to turn it off.
> Though if you ever want to use exceptions in your kernel you'll have to
> eventually copy the code from the runtime or reimplement it yourself. (I
> have no idea what it requires, for all I know the default implementation
> could work just fine in a kernel)
Thank you very much!
I works fine now.
Another question:
Where is the runtime code localted on disk? And If this code resides in a big file, how can I extract only the relevant routines?
Sorry, but I'm not a compiler expert.
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