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Worth pointing out here is harvey (http://harvey-os.org http://harvey-os.org). Which is a descendent of Plan 9 but with updates for toolchains & architecture.
by msingle 9y ago
Worth pointing out here is harvey (http://harvey-os.org http://harvey-os.org). Which is a descendent of Plan 9 but with updates for toolchains & architecture.
- jadbox 9y agoDo you have experience with it? Does it improve upon Plan9 in any fundamental way, side from incremental toolchain/arch support?
- henesy 9y agoI mean the whole idea of Harvey is that they get Plan 9 building under gcc. Whether that's a good idea or not depends on who you talk to.
- swiley 9y agoOne of the things I like a lot about plan9 is that it doesn't use GCC.
- floren 9y agoYou can build Harvey with clang if you prefer, or possibly even pcc. Getting Harvey compiling with GCC/clang meant translating Plan 9's C dialect into ISO C. The translation process means there wasn't a lot of opportunity to introduce GCCisms, so any standards-compliant C compiler should be able to build Harvey. I say should because you may run into one or two small nits that have to be fixed before it'll work, and of course you have to find an up-to-date C compiler that's not GCC or Clang (I guess it would be good to try icc?)