Re: C++ in the kernel

In message: <20071030230013.GB33488@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Alfred Perlstein <alfred@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
: I agree that we can use what's currently in C++, additional things
: we can hack in ourselves and/or propose in the meanwhile.

Most of the C++ features are implemented in libraries, even low level
things like exceptions and rtti. One can often disable a feature by
refusing to provide the support routines. No support routine, kernel
can't link, no problems created by naive use :-)

Warner

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