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Surely its more than one dependency. For example, you'll need a processor. Not just any processor, but a processor for which a C compiler has been written.
by craftkiller 3y ago
Surely its more than one dependency. For example, you'll need a processor. Not just any processor, but a processor for which a C compiler has been written.
- matheusmoreira 3y agoThat's a great question... I wonder if Justine would be interested in that. She has her own sector lisp too.
- yawpitch 3y agoFor that matter you’ll need a universe, the physics of which must allow both semiconductive metals and the eventual evolution of multicellular biochemistry.
- rollcat 3y agoLike sibling comment points out, the CPU and the rest of the universe can be considered indirect dependencies. Once you have everything you need to boot the Linux kernel (e.g. laws of physics, paid the power bill...), you're good to go ;)