The runtime is the heart of Dust - not a surprise. The most important: I must believe that it is also totally simple. I must not think about speed right now, only one rule: KISS. Later on, when I have a working implementation based on the bones, there will be time to add muscles. But I should not start with them.
What is the ultimate minimum for this environment?
There is no type management, or array, map of types. I only need type by its id on meta level (reading a serialized content, or generating a GUI), otherwise the type is referred directly from the aspect.
No need of context management, the Context instances are also in one Context: the root context of the application.
There is no static Dust API. All codes run as event processors, so they have the same base class, and the Dust API is the functions of that base class. Even Dust kernel, which is only another instance in its own Context.
