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Which formats are helpful can depend on the use. I think DER (which is a binary format) is not so bad (although I added a few additional types (such as key/valu
by zzo38computer 1y ago
Which formats are helpful can depend on the use. I think DER (which is a binary format) is not so bad (although I added a few additional types (such as key/value list, BCD string, and TRON string), but not all uses are required to use them). I had also made up Multi-DER, which is simply any number of DER concatenated together (there are formats of JSON like that too). (I had also made up TER which is a text format and a program to convert TER to DER. I also wrote a program to convert JSON to DER. It would also be possible to convert CSV, etc.)
It was also my idea of an operating system design, it will have a binary format used for most stuff, similar to DER but different in some ways (including different types are available), which is intended to be interoperable among most of the programs on the system.
- Hashex129542 1y agoSame Vibe. Yes I am using the same DER files in my apps. So we can have more distinguished universal value types than just a text. My very next step is OS development too but I'm not sure where to learn the OS in the opcode coding level. I thought to get started with Intel docs for my CPU.