Function slos_hosted::host::run_kernel

pub fn run_kernel() -> Result<()>

Start the hosted kernel

Does the following things, in this order:

• Set up signal handling so that a ^C will attempt to gracefully stop the running kernel threads
• Start hosted_kmain in a new thread
• Start helper threads:
  • interrupts::dispatcher
  • interrupts::clock_tick
• Waits for a termination signal
• Joins on the hosted_kmain thread
• Joins on the helper threads