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David Brown <david.brown@hesbynett.no> writes:>
1. Most well-known RTOS kernels have a history stretching back to
the previous century. C++ was not nearly as viable an option at
that time, for a great many reasons.
I would disagree with this. The Chorus microkernel (Chorus Systemes,
later purchased by Sun) was started in the late 1980's and was
written in C++ (with a small set of assembler functions). This was
using Cfront (2.1 and later 3.0). I'm pretty sure it is still in
use. This was long before templates, exceptions or the standard
library.
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