Mark
just remember to 1) not call free() twice on same pointer and 2) use memory after free-ing it
BinaryByter
and next time you'll do free(ptr), that "somebody" deals with actually freeing the memory
sure, but how does that work?
Mark
wdym how does that work
Mark
it just works
Mark
xd
BinaryByter
how does memory paging work?
BinaryByter
wait
BinaryByter
iirc @qneko implemented it like a filesystem
BinaryByter
except for LMA paging
BinaryByter
he implemented that with an O(1) allocation and deallocation
klimi
Maxi
BinaryByter
kulimi?
Mihail
Climi?
klimi
klimi
i am first again
BinaryByter
NICE
klimi
i have so many things i should do xD
klimi
some good music?
klimi
piano / organ
Mihail
BinaryByter
by paging you mean using alternative memory storage, right?
no, its the mechanism that creates pages and gives little chunks of memories out of those pages to processes
BinaryByter
there is a huge implementation of it in CLINL
BinaryByter
i'll have to refactor it
klimi
MAxi 3brown 1 blue
Mark
no, its the mechanism that creates pages and gives little chunks of memories out of those pages to processes
well i haven't read about that thing
Mark
but i've read a bit about openbsd memory management
olli
But this is done by the OS to determine the physical location of the memory. The application is in general not aware of that
BinaryByter
yea
olli
And a memory management does not need to be aware of paging either
Mark
CLINL?
BinaryByter
the kernel a few of us develop
BinaryByter
we want to replace linux with modern C++
Mark
i'm generally anti-C++, so that'd not work out; however thanks for offering :)
Thespartann
Mihail
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
however, why antic++?
Mark
wait i'm writing smh
Thespartann
"Starts typing the entire bible"
klimi
maxi
klimi
im so happy
BinaryByter
you should be!
klimi
but i have a lota work
klimi
on one task
klimi
they have written info
klimi
"WARNING this is extremly hard task so we decided to count only 5 poitns and the rest (5 ) points are bonus"
klimi
and they only want pdf
Mark
Why tho?
1) i've had so many goddamn issues with C++ and static linking 2) getting C++ working on non-glibc linux systems is major pain in the ass 3) binaries are bloated as fuck
Mark
tl;dr version
BinaryByter
aight
Mark
take it or leave it
Mark
i'm not sure how the hell you did even implement proper c++ support into kernel
BinaryByter
wat?
Mark
i mean
Mark
how does that work lol
Mihail
i'm not sure how the hell you did even implement proper c++ support into kernel
they're writing a kernel from scratch
Mark
yeah
Mihail
not rewriting linux
Mark
doesn't that mean they have to write a c++ stdlib from scratch?
BinaryByter
yes
Mark
oof
BinaryByter
same for C and any other language
Mark
same for C and any other language
if i'm not mistaken; to support C++ features, you actually have to write proper implementations for them (like exception handling etc.)
BinaryByter
if i'm not mistaken; to support C++ features, you actually have to write proper implementations for them (like exception handling etc.)
we don't have exception handling
Mark
okay
Mark
if i'm not mistaken; to support C++ features, you actually have to write proper implementations for them (like exception handling etc.)
well tbh i'm not sure why i even started writing this
Mark
i figured out the answer before i could finish writing the question lol
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