IIRC, AmigaDOS was written in BCPL and later moved to C.
> Keep the original non-protected-memory APIs and you can't have memory protection;
Kind of - you can always give the process the illusion it's running alone (or alongside the processes it started).
IIRC, AmigaDOS was written in BCPL and later moved to C.
> Keep the original non-protected-memory APIs and you can't have memory protection;
Kind of - you can always give the process the illusion it's running alone (or alongside the processes it started).