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Ex https://github.com/elliotchance/orderedmap
Seen that before. I don't like that type of ordered map. this is my ordered map and it's more cache friendly.
I’ll leave this here biscuit OS
Unsure if just being cheeky or not, but I can also link a C# os: https://github.com/CosmosOS/Cosmos, an OS existing (with 5% of it being raw assembly and 2% being direct C and just as a research experiment) doesn't mean it has actual real world use. You could write an OS in python, if you truely wanted to, doesn't mean you should :P
I’m pretty the C in the the OS is just the libc that is used for user programs and not part of the actual kernel. There is also gopherOS which contains no C at all. My only point was that it is possible to write one in Go and that Go can be used for low level coding. And I don’t believe you can write an OS in pure python bc it isn’t compiled
https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/CodeReviewComments#pass-values