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by anta40 1y ago
I think like C, there's standard/ANS Forth. But most likely lots of those Forth coders implement their own which don't necessarily conform to the standard.
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by anta40 1y ago
Well there's the GUI version. vim also have it.
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by anta40 1y ago
I use this as Sublime replacement on my macOS. So far happy with it. Only use it as a general purpose text editor. Okay, I may ocassionally do some code editing on it. But most of the time it's gotta be VSCode or vim/nvim.
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by anta40 1y ago
For everyday use (e.g work), I use Huawei smartwatch, or something affordable like Seiko 5 when in the mood for mechanical watch. Yep, using one doesn't automatically preclude the other.
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by anta40 1y ago
I'm pretty sure LaTeX can do all the documents I want to, e.g anything with complicated math expressions, various pseudocodes, computer science-y diagrams like karnaugh map, algorithm flowchart etc etc. Of course, it's not all r
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by anta40 1y ago
How to build the OS? I'm on macOS with zig 0.15.1 installed. `zig build` gave me this: /Users/anta40/Lab/OSDev/OS-1000-lines-zig/build.zig.zon:9:13: error: expected enum literal .name = "zoros&quo
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by anta40 1y ago
>> I thought fixed focal length photography was pretentious snobbery Ask any Leica M users (both film and digital). Normally they only use primes to achieve compact setup. Any Leica user is automatically a snob, right? Joking aside, I
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by anta40 1y ago
Yep me too. I tend to "see" in that focal length, when 50mm is not tight enough. But probably that's an old habit: a few years ago my 1st DSLR was an APSC, and naturally my 1st prime like everyone else was the cheap-but-good
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by anta40 1y ago
I initially thought this was a PHP implementation in Rust.... but it's not Will Mago implement a PHP runtime? Absolutely not. The PHP runtime is incredibly complex. Major efforts by large companies (e.g., Facebook's HHVM, VK'
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by anta40 1y ago
"Avoiding Distractions" That's why I'm a big fan of medium tele (like 85mm or 105mm assuming 35mm format) for daily walk. Not for candid portrait, but tight framing without distractions. Many many years ago, street photo
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by anta40 1y ago
Looks awesome. Consider it bookmarked. I'm on macOS, and still no luck building the code. But anything which doesn't involve building a custom GCC easily gets my vote :)
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by anta40 1y ago
"My programming spare time is dedicated mostly towards kartoffels, a game of mine where you're implementing firmwares for tiny robots" Whoa a programming game. Interesting :D
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by anta40 1y ago
Who told that? I still hear K&R being recommended as introduction material. If you want to write portable/production-grade C code, well definitely need to study another references.
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by anta40 1y ago
Hmm looks like there are some interesting stuffs under "OS and Kernels" category. Thank you.
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by anta40 1y ago
Any recommendation on interesting/big projects written in Ada? Something like Linux or Apache server, perhaps?
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by anta40 1y ago
https://homepages.cwi.nl/~steven/abc/implementations.html Installable under current OSes? Looks like a yes. Assuming your OS still provide 32-bit compatibility mode.
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by anta40 1y ago
It also doesn't run on Big Sur, Monterey.... back when I was still on X64
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by anta40 1y ago
Last time I tried (perhaps 4 years ago?), it works on 64-bit Linux. But you still need to install 32-bit compatibility libs. On macOS, well sadly it's still 32-bit. Not sure how many folks are still using Mojave...
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by anta40 1y ago
Ah yes I forgot to mention both tools are also still under active development. I mostly use JWASM to compile samples from old MASM books/tutorials.
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by anta40 1y ago
For those looking for modern MASM-compatible assembler, try JWasm: https://github.com/JWasm/JWasm It's a fork of OpenWatcom assembler.
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by anta40 1y ago
You may consider Nim as a sort of "compiled Python" with some Pascal influences. https://nimble.directory/ I'd pick Nim if my concern is general app development, not specifically system programming.
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by anta40 1y ago
What about freebasic? I know it's a compiler, though.
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by anta40 1y ago
Can build the compiler on macOS 15.6 but it crashes. ./q examples/hello/hello.q signal: killed ./q examples/collatz/collatz.q signal: killed Even copying q files into q's folder doesn't work Ah, didn&
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by anta40 1y ago
Hmm what about Debian? https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Apple/M1 I still have to use macOS for mobile app development, but definitly want to use Linux on M2.
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by anta40 1y ago
I think those are the binaries. Opening those on nano/vim shows unreadable characters. I mean, if you take a look at this page: https://benbridle.com/projects/bedrock/bedrock-pc.html "To assemble a sourc
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by anta40 1y ago
I mean the source code of sysinfo, clock, cobalt etc. Yes I've seen that page, but don't find the codes there....
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by anta40 1y ago
There are few examples here: https://benbridle.com/projects/bedrock.html But where are the source codes?
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by anta40 1y ago
Nowadays, I don't think Linux is 100%, community-driven only software, considering it also has backup from big corps like Intel, IBM, Oracle, etc etc. In the similar way, most programming language implementations used in industry (Java
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by anta40 1y ago
Can be easily built on macOS with just a single 'make'. Cool. And nice to see there's a new elinks alternative.
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by anta40 1y ago
For me, the some of biggest annoying about mobile app development is how the dev environment is space/RAM hungry: - gradle folder easily reach 7 or 8 gigs per project (more external dependencies = bigger) - Android/iOS emulator al

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