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yep and and it forces every application to deal with the C FFI. It's beautiful in linux that I can access the full kernel API from an int 0x80/syscall instructi
by razighter777 4mo ago
yep and and it forces every application to deal with the C FFI. It's beautiful in linux that I can access the full kernel API from an int 0x80/syscall instruction + a few register loads without having to link against crap. I can write a simple cat utility in a dozen or so lines of assembly.
- freestanding 4mo ago[flagged]
- matheusmoreira 4mo agoYou might enjoy my work on the lone lisp language. I got rid of the libc and implemented an entire interpreter with nothing but Linux system calls. Been working on it and blogging about it for about 3 years now. http://github.com/lone-lang/lone/ http://github.com/lone-lang/lone/
- freestanding 4mo ago[flagged]