cracauer@ Developer Today at 6:48 PM #51 Well, you can argue that both hardware drivers and filesystems in operating system kernels are very object-oriented, including inheritance. They just don't use an OO language. Except on macOS.
Well, you can argue that both hardware drivers and filesystems in operating system kernels are very object-oriented, including inheritance. They just don't use an OO language. Except on macOS.
M mer Today at 6:51 PM #52 cracauer@ said: Well, you can argue that both hardware drivers and filesystems in operating system kernels are very object-oriented, including inheritance. They just don't use an OO language. Except on macOS. Click to expand... Some may make an argument that kernel things like VM or VFS are "object oriented". I'm not making that argument, but I've seen others do so.
cracauer@ said: Well, you can argue that both hardware drivers and filesystems in operating system kernels are very object-oriented, including inheritance. They just don't use an OO language. Except on macOS. Click to expand... Some may make an argument that kernel things like VM or VFS are "object oriented". I'm not making that argument, but I've seen others do so.
