max wrote:
I am familiar with C++ but to the best of my knowledge the kernel is
written in C. I found this in Wikipedia :
"Many other languages are used in some way, primarily in connection
with the kernel build process (the methods whereby the bootable image
is created from the sources). These include Perl, Python, and various
shell scripting languages. Some drivers may also be written in C++,
Fortran, or other languages, but this is strongly discouraged. Linux's
build system only officially supports GCC as a kernel and driver
compiler."
I just want to be sure i am proceeding in the proper direction. Would
I be better served by forgetting everything I know about C++ and
learning C? All advice and opinions, of any kind, are welcome.
Max
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Here is quick intro about the transition from C++ to C
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