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by anta40 4y ago
is there any updated xv6-rust (prefer X64, but at least X86)? I already tried: - https://github.com/connorkuehl/xv6-rust - https://github.com/tiqwab/xv6-rust Cannot build both succesfully with lat
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by anta40 4y ago
Sadly GNU Pascal has been stagnant for many years. Probably a decade? If you are looking for actively developed open source Pascal compiler, your only choice is FPC.
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by anta40 4y ago
I think saying "essentialy it's dead" is too harsh. Delphi and FPC/Lazarus are still under active development. Some hardcore Delphi-ers from the 2000s I know are still using it, either for maintaining in-house apps or do
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by anta40 4y ago
I started learning Pascal (using Turbo Pascal 7) in ca 2003-2004, then learnt Delphi to write Windows desktop apps with MySQL. Probably pretty advanced for a high schoolers at that time. Pascal is a general purpose programming language (lik
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by anta40 4y ago
"The :sb-prelink-linkage-table works on Windows but causes test failures." At least there is some progress :)
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by anta40 4y ago
My impression is if you ask 10 vim users how they setup their vim, you'll get 11 different answers :p I'm happy enough with config generated from: https://vim-bootstrap.com/
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by anta40 4y ago
Ah, another Niklaus Wirth's work. Any guide on how to build and run it?
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by anta40 4y ago
I have some ebooks on may Mac, they are usually programming books which I read while learning programming. The rest are in my phone.
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by anta40 4y ago
Hmm.. what about Haiku ( https://www.haiku-os.org )? It's inspired by BeOS. I'm not old enough to use BeOS at its time, but at least from what I read, it's not "yet another Unix"
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by anta40 4y ago
Err... well I get it. What I mean is something less complex than Linux, and still usable enough for real world tasks? I can understand the xv6 codebase in a few days (obviously couldn't say the same thing about Linux), and it's ve
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by anta40 4y ago
So, what's your suggestion for... umm... practical/real world OS dev class? xv6 code is really compact, but toyish?
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by anta40 4y ago
I assume you have some specific needs that couldn't be handled by open source Lisps like SBCL, CCL, etc?
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by anta40 4y ago
What about GCL? "NEW! (20230113) GCL 2.6.14 is released"
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by anta40 4y ago
Whenever I work on Windows machines, Notepad++ is a must to have. But usually, SciTE is more than sufficient: https://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html and also works fine on Linux.
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by anta40 4y ago
I still like the idea of 7" tablet, but limited to reading comics/books, because doing that on phone isn't particularly comfortable. For browsing, watching movie, typing etc, obviously I prefer 11". Which means for trave
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by anta40 4y ago
AI fatigue? Nope, far from it. I asked some general questions to ChatGPT, and it gave me pretty coherent answers. But when I asked really specific question like "How to rewrite Linux kernel in Lisp", then it gave me seemingly gibb
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by anta40 4y ago
I started learning Nim a few years ago (never use it professionally, though). Overall, it feels like a nice combination of Pascal and Python. At least, reading Nim code is usually easier than Rust. On the other side, I'm still interest
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by anta40 4y ago
"The same can't be said of many other languages" except... Forth or Pascal, perhaps?
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by anta40 4y ago
I still use the same LaTeX template since 2018. Before moving to a new company, I always updated my latest work experience. It didn't use ModernCV. Original source: https://www.rpi.edu/dept/arc/training/l
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by anta40 4y ago
"I refuse to install android-studio since I am sure it will be phoning home about all sorts of things." I wonder what the OP use to build Android apps. Perhaps simply gradle? BTW, I use Go ocassionally for building API stuff at wo
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by anta40 4y ago
Is there any "battery-included" ANS Forth (more or less like Python/Go) which provides access to concurrency, networking, database, GUI, etc? Not an embedded device programmer, but mostly deals with frontend apps, and occasio
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by anta40 4y ago
You might want to give Zeal: https://github.com/Zeal-Operating-System/ZealOS a try. It's 64-bit fork of TempleOS...
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by anta40 4y ago
I was going to recommend FreeBasic. Unfortunately it doesn't officialy support MacOS... yet.
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by anta40 4y ago
Will a native compiler be planned? I like FreeBasic.. unfortunately no official support for MacOS (only Windows, Linux, DOS).
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by anta40 4y ago
In 2010-2013, I was always excited to have the latest flagship phone: Galaxy S, Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 4. Eventually, I realised that smartphones are just substandard device: - for doing programming, still not a match for
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by anta40 4y ago
>> Are there interesting problems that require knowledgeable of Assembly language to solve? If you find reverse engineering interesting, at minimum being able to read assembly is a must. I only learn assembly for fun, e.g writing SNES
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by anta40 4y ago
>> What’s the analogy to pip, npm, cargo, etc.? AFAIK no one build such convenient tool for assembly programming. So, simply put the the library codes inside your project folder, configure your Makefile/batch file, tell the linke
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by anta40 4y ago
Louis Mendes will disagree with that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8KOAj6Caf4 :D
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by anta40 4y ago
My initial reaction when reading the title: "Wow, we can Rust use to write GUI-based Android apps. Bye bye Java/Kotlin/Flutter etc" My actual reaction: "Day 4.... Android CLI app. OK no GUI yet...." :D
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by anta40 4y ago
To move from point A to point B quickly without having to face traffic jam, for example. And obviously, being able to fly is super cool.

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