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@ -75,8 +75,6 @@ Services::Services(std::shared_ptr<SM::ServiceManager>& sm, Core::System& system |
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system.GetFileSystemController().CreateFactories(*system.GetFilesystem(), false); |
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bool const run_on_host = true; |
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// Just a quick C++ lesson
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// Capturing lambdas will silently create new variables for the objects referenced via <ident> = <expr>
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// and create a `auto&` sorts of for `&`; with all your usual reference shenanigans.
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@ -98,7 +96,7 @@ Services::Services(std::shared_ptr<SM::ServiceManager>& sm, Core::System& system |
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{"bsdsocket", &Sockets::LoopProcess}, |
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}) |
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kernel.RunOnHostCoreProcess(std::string(e.first), [&system, f = e.second] { f(system); }).detach(); |
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kernel.RunOnHostCoreProcess("vi", [&, token] { VI::LoopProcess(system, token); }).detach(); |
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kernel.RunOnHostCoreProcess("vi", [&, token] { VI::LoopProcess(system, token); }).detach(); |
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// Avoid cold clones of lambdas -- succintly
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for (auto const& e : std::vector<std::pair<std::string_view, void (*)(Core::System&)>>{ |
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{"sm", &SM::LoopProcess}, |
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