LING: not just Erlang on Xen - Porting LING to ARM/MIPS Microcontrollers
summary
LING runs on Raspberry Pi now with its Erlang VM booting over serial and starting in tens of milliseconds the Xen x86 VM is rewritten from scratch and is non SMP so deployments use multiple instances a MIPS PIC32 microcontroller port targets ~0.5 MB RAM the port hits concrete hurdles: nonstandard Pi serial, boot memory detection and missing drivers Project L compiles to a ~8 KB runtime and emits native binaries that outperform C on small benchmarks like Fibonacci and Black Scholes
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Cloudo
- 0:16Understanding Lean VM
- 1:18Ecosystem and porting
- 2:34Porting to Raspberry Pi
- 3:53Raspberry Pi demo
- 4:52Porting challenges
- 6:17Future of embedded dev
- 9:35Project L and conclusion
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