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Agreed, the awful Linux build process and the world of #ifdef programming is anachronistic. Plan9 has cross platform debugging, let alone compiling (which is e
by wendroid 17y ago
Agreed, the awful Linux build process and the world of #ifdef programming is anachronistic.
Plan9 has cross platform debugging, let alone compiling (which is extremely trivial "conf=ARM9 mk")
debugging :
import remote /proc /proc
echo stop > /proc/$apid/ctl # if you want it stopped
acid $apid # the debugger
where remote is plan9 running on one of the 11 supported architectures
http://man.cat-v.org/plan_9/1/acid http://man.cat-v.org/plan_9/1/acid
- rbanffy 17y agoPlan9 had a whole lot of interesting things. Unfortunately for me, it has no Django, Emacs, Firefox and OpenOffice.
- wendroid 17y agoAnd your computer has no Qemu or vmware player ? Can it run the vx32 sandbox version http://swtch.com/9vx/ http://swtch.com/9vx/ Or even just the userland tools as Unix programs http://swtch.com/plan9port/ http://swtch.com/plan9port/ hmm, odd those URIs aren't responding, which is unusual, give it a while
- wendroid 17y agoI mailed Russ and he says no eta, they are probably in a cupboard in MIT
- wendroid 17y agoThey are up again now
- rbanffy 17y ago"And your computer has no Qemu or vmware player ?" I prefer VirtualBox, but running Plan9 inside a VM takes all the fun out of it.
- wendroid 17y agoI should have also said that Plan9 runs Qemu in the Linux emulator. We've done the usual Plan9 running in Qemu running in LinuxEmu running on native Plan9. But come on, which way do you want to have it. Castigating because of lack of certain apps. BTW if Django is pure Python then it should run just fine, we have native Python. Emacs, hmm blegh. FF and OO well ok, no native. That's why I have multiple comps.