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Author here. Thanks for posting this. This is something I wanted to continue. The plan is still discussing NetBSD source code, as much as I can. Reading NetBSD
by silasdb 6y ago
Author here. Thanks for posting this. This is something I wanted to continue. The plan is still discussing NetBSD source code, as much as I can. Reading NetBSD code is a great way to learn operating systems! :-)
- jayp1418 6y agoThanks for article .. looking forward to seeing more code reading.
- non-entity 6y agoImo NetBSD source code is much cleaner than some of the equivalent FreeBSD code. I just wish the NetBSD documentation was on par.
- manuw 6y agoI like the idea. Few years ago there was an similar thing but with OpenBSD code. There is a IRC channel on Freenode who a group of people go through OpenBSD code like "doas" and stuff. I follow your future articles :)
- gnanesh 6y agoCan you share the link for OpenBSD?
- mulander 6y agoHi, I'm the guy who did the OpenBSD code reads. The daily started in June 2017 we kept up doing it daily for 42 days straight. In total there were 47 code reads. http://blog.tintagel.pl/2017/06/09/openbsd-daily.html http://blog.tintagel.pl/2017/06/09/openbsd-daily.html http://blog.tintagel.pl/2017/09/10/openbsd-daily-recap.html http://blog.tintagel.pl/2017/09/10/openbsd-daily-recap.html
- gnanesh 6y agoThank you.