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Does that mean the IO events are part of the t-shirt sized spec?
by perlgeek 12y ago
Does that mean the IO events are part of the t-shirt sized spec?
- yebyen 12y agoThe keyboard HID drivers are not. The terminal (dill), HTTP server (eyre), socket UDP layer (ames), and shell (batz) are really expressed using the language in the spec. The filesystem (clay) has a reflection in your unix filesystem, but it's also really clay. In a very real way, even if they are not fully expressed by the Nock spec, they are built using the primitives that are entirely laid out there in Nock 5K. Hoon compiles to nock. I feel like I'm trying to argue against "no true scotsman" but I don't know how else I'm going to convince you that the code "is really from mars," which seems to be what I want to tell you whether or not it's what you're really asking here.
- javaexpert101 12y agoStrictly speaking, this isn't true. All of these components have code in the C/unix layer.