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Built-in IL like Executables #2

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h4kbas opened this issue Apr 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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Built-in IL like Executables #2

h4kbas opened this issue Apr 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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h4kbas commented Apr 6, 2020

What's proposed?

EmpatiOS should have built-in IL executable support supported by wasm or llvm binary structure. Every application except for its fundamental parts in kernel should be built on top of this architecture. That is, no real binary (x86, x64, ARM) should be allowed. Instead, the app binary should be transpiled according to the CPU architecture and run.

Why it's proposed?

The modern OS world requires this feature because it allows us to create platform independent binaries without being dependent on anything else like a programming language or a library. Just pure OS architecture should allow us to do it.

Therefore, any programming language compiled into this environment can be used to develop EmpatiOS apps.

Also, the security is another benefit because it allows us to manage all application security issue even in binaries with full control. The OS can manage the application permissions and control them meticulously.

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