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[submodule "munit"]
path = munit
url = https://github.com/nemequ/munit.git

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| 1110 | 14 | E | 16384 | 131072 |
| 1111 | 15 | F | 32768 | 262144 |
Consequently, an object of size class F will have an allocation size of 32,768 words, but a payload size of 32,766 words. This obviously means that size classes 0 and 1 will not exist, since they would not have any payload.
Consequently, an object of size class F will have an allocation size of 32,768
words, but a payload size of 32,766 words. This obviously means that size
classes 0 and 1 will not exist, since they would not have any payload.
## Page size
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## Namespaces
Namespaces will be implemented; in addition to the root namespace, there will be at least the following namespaces:
Namespaces will be implemented; in addition to the root namespace, there will
be at least the following namespaces:
### :bootstrap
Functions written in the substrate language, intended to be replaced for all normal purposes by functions written in Lisp which may call these bootstrap functions. Not ever available to user code.
Functions written in the substrate language, intended to be replaced for all
normal purposes by functions written in Lisp which may call these bootstrap
functions. Not ever available to user code.
### :substrate
Functions written in the substrate language which *may* be available to user-written code.
Functions written in the substrate language which *may* be available to
user-written code.
### :system
Functions, written either in Lisp or in the substrate language, which modify system memory in ways that only trusted and privileged users are permitted to do.
Functions, written either in Lisp or in the substrate language, which modify
system memory in ways that only trusted and privileged users are permitted to
do.
## Access control
Obviously, for this to work, access control lists must be implemented and must work.
Obviously, for this to work, access control lists must be implemented and must
work.
## Router is deferred to 0.2.X