[erlang-questions] Ling: Erlang over Xen, no OS required

[JD Bothma]

Probably a silly question but...

How does networking work without an OS? Do you just assign an
interface in Xen that Ling knows how to manage directly? Is Ling
'basically' the standard VM with this and other facilities that the OS
would provide hacked on?

Why does Ling mean "no more out of memory crashes"? How does Ling deal
with using up its allocated memory?

Sounds cool! Is it open source?

JD

On 13 July 2012 09:30, Viktor Sovietov <victor.sovetov@REDACTED> wrote:
> Ling is highly compatible (with R15B) Erlang VM that is capable to run
> over bare virtual iron on Xen hypervisor without the need in
> underlying operating system.
>
> Learn more on : http://erlangonxen.org/
>
> There are similar projects for OCaml  http://www.openmirage.org/
> and Haskell http://halvm.org/
>
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