>Class Kernel
Syntax error. Needs to be "class".
>{
>public:
> virtual void starter(Scheduler *current) = 0x00;
>};
>
>Okay, I just started your new C++ kernel! Please send email when it
>is done. I will help test it.
>
Jan Engelhardt
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