There is no reason HLLs can't be used in kernel space, is there? Excepting shell-like languages (which require fork, which you typically can't do in a kernel), most embedded kernels provide everything a HLL might expect in kernelspace.
There is no reason HLLs can't be used in kernel space, is there? Excepting shell-like languages (which require fork, which you typically can't do in a kernel), most embedded kernels provide everything a HLL might expect in kernelspace.