18 | | * IPC phones have in fact been a sort of capabilities since the beginning. This work generalizes some of the IPC code to support more kernel object types. |
19 | | * IRQ structures are now managed using capabilities. It is no longer possible to unregister someone else's IRQ. |
20 | | * The limit of 64 IPC phones has been removed and is now virtually infinite. |
21 | | * The kernel is now using the resizable hash table which has been already used in uspace since 2012. |
| 18 | * IPC phones have in fact been a sort of capabilities since the beginning. This work generalizes some of the IPC code to support more kernel object types. |
| 19 | * IRQ structures are now managed using capabilities. It is no longer possible to unregister someone else's IRQ. |
| 20 | * The limit of 64 IPC phones has been removed and is now virtually infinite. |
| 21 | * The kernel is now using the resizable hash table which has been already used in uspace since 2012. |