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PoC - Pre-warm mode -> On-demand mode #2
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How do I try this out? (or not ready yet?) |
It's not ready yet. I think I should finish it around this afternoon (fingers crossed 🤞🏻) |
@vsoch I finished implementing the PoC. It's worth mentioning that it changed a bit as the original pre-warm plan didn't work out..... I explain it in a bit more details in the README.md in this PR. Let me know your thoughts |
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Implement a set of small CLI utilities + a main program which loads them into a variable within the BSS ELF section[1].
The main program replicates so of the OS syscalls so that we can test both regular bash behaviour and pre-warm behaviour.