Paralellization, oop, and classes

[unidef]

How plausible is it in the real world? Fast cpu, plenty of ram, fast
internet, the 600$ works

Let’s say we have class kernel, we can do (with our custom compiler)

CVAR main(/* args */)
{
Kernel *SYSTEM[MATRIX][MATRIX]; // to as many dimensions
(..)
Revolving_dma(system mutex, “message”) etc
Timing_thread(timed to messages and all that junk)
And while we’re at it
System->ai.collect(“think”)
}

Does this sound like an adequate, logical, useful method of making a Unix
operating system? I have code at https://unidef.net/quantum.source I will
slowly port to c++ in order to get encapsulation, inheritance, and full
multidimensional smart pointers and templates working unless someone else
wants to jump in

I don’t know about the posix compliance thing, I just want to get a c
compiler running on it and pray to portGod()->mercy;

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