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The insanity of how they'd take Binutils/GCC and split it up like a BSD tool, and twist it unrecognizably was just so odd. I'd been collecting old BSD stuff fr
by scruffyherder 5y ago
The insanity of how they'd take Binutils/GCC and split it up like a BSD tool, and twist it unrecognizably was just so odd.
I'd been collecting old BSD stuff from the era, and even 4.3BSD/Mach is so weird as well, although Tahoe i386 was doomed for not having source available. A larger issue with the platform as it wasn't open and code wasn't contributed back.