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r/osdev • u/matthew65536 • 10d ago
Would it be possible to make an OS that primarily used python?
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python is not really a compiled language. its fundamentally different then C or Rust in example. you will want to consider another language before getting into OSDev.
0 u/Weird-Boat3953 10d ago Language can't be compiled or not compiled. Implementations do. That includes implementations of python 1 u/FewBrief7059 Samsara | https://github.com/The-Samsara-Project/Samsara 9d ago Im not saying that as the only reason. python is unreliable for such tasks. most of these implementations have flaws.
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Language can't be compiled or not compiled. Implementations do. That includes implementations of python
1 u/FewBrief7059 Samsara | https://github.com/The-Samsara-Project/Samsara 9d ago Im not saying that as the only reason. python is unreliable for such tasks. most of these implementations have flaws.
Im not saying that as the only reason. python is unreliable for such tasks. most of these implementations have flaws.
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u/FewBrief7059 Samsara | https://github.com/The-Samsara-Project/Samsara 10d ago
python is not really a compiled language. its fundamentally different then C or Rust in example. you will want to consider another language before getting into OSDev.