Xen is written in C (.c and .h files), different pieces of toolstack
is written in C, Python, OCaml, Cloud and so on. Please note, that
hypervisor is really tiny file and it only serves events
(interrupts), memory and CPU (and timekeeping). All other stuff is
done not by Xen, but by it toolstack - separate applications,
performing specific tasks (f.e. no one can survive without Xenstore
(written in ocaml), but it formally not a hypervisor, but separate
daemon, running in dom0).
On 03.03.2012 10:06, Sha wrote:
That is indeed helpful.
What I saw in the source code is a bunch of .h and .c files, so I
am trying to figure out what are the other languages responsible
for.
p.s. I'm going to give it on try and install XEN in the OpenSUSE
which I download from the official site. Will there be any
incompatibility?
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