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Old 11th January 2017
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Consider the size of the "proof" that would be required. seL4 is a micro kernel. Just a kernel, consisting of 1100 files, with 95,000 lines of code.

OpenBSD is a complete operating system. That system consists of:
  • A monolith kernel with more than 500 integrated drivers. The kernel alone is more than 7000 program files and contains nearly 3 million lines of code.
  • The userland consts of approximately 3000 separate executables and libraries, consisting of nearly 70,000 program files and contains more than 21.5 million lines of code.
Good luck!


Sources:
OpenBSD -current /usr/src, find(1), xargs(1), wc(1), grep(1), and editors/libreoffice.
SeL4 project source at github: project seL4/seL4

Last edited by jggimi; 11th January 2017 at 02:22 AM. Reason: typos
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