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by eterps 7y ago
He explains it quite well further down in the thread: As you said, from an educational standpoint, most students(some of my colleagues last year at least for example) were kind of missing that you are not "programming" an FPGA, bu
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Homemade CPU and 8bit computer with discrete logic(old.reddit.com)
4 points by eterps 7y ago|3 comments
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by eterps 7y ago
I guess it's onfortunate that Oberon the OS and the Oberon the language share the same name. To me it read like someone posting about Xv6 (Operating System) and a comment mentioning Objective-C and how to get its toolchain working ;-)
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by eterps 7y ago
I am happy to be proven wrong. What does Modula-3 have to do with the subject: Oberon (Operating System)
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by eterps 7y ago
That's still just going one way (doing a library call in this case). In Oberon there is no distinction between a .DLL and an .EXE so to speak. A compiled module is (or can be) both.
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by eterps 7y ago
Mentioning Modula-3 and how to get the toolchain working isn't even remotely related to the subject. Of course we can share experiences, but it would be probably at the bottom of this thread, because it's off topic.
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by eterps 7y ago
What I like about Oberon's module system is that there is no distinction between a library and an app or command. In Oberon an 'executable' has 1 or more commands, somewhat similar to how git has more commands like pull, push
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by eterps 7y ago
> While Unix is clearly tied to C at an API level, the actual ABI is entirely based on machine code, and can be accessed through any language that can produce a binary. I see your point, but the Oberon system does have an ABI, it's
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Nicoya, Costa Rica: Puzzling Diet Light on Veggies, High in Carbs and Sugar(monaottum.com)
1 points by eterps 7y ago|0 comments
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The Next-Generation Amiga That Never Materialized Just Went Up for Pre-Order(forbes.com)
5 points by eterps 7y ago|1 comments
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by eterps 7y ago
In http://akkartik.name/post/mu-2019-1 if you search for the pattern '/89' you'll find the first two versions. The 3rd one is here: https://github.com/akkartik/mu/blob&#x2F
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by eterps 7y ago
akkartik, I see the following 3 syntaxes for 'MOV ESP, EBP': 89/<- ebp 4/r32/esp # copy esp to ebp 89/<- 5/rm32/ebp 4/r32/esp # c
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by eterps 7y ago
Interesting project. So far the only desktop OS + compiler I know that can be reasonably understood in its entirety is http://www.projectoberon.com
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by eterps 7y ago
Hmmm, would've been useful if I could see those as a 'grouped' timeline to get an impression of the posted content and follow people with content you like. (As opposed to clicking on hundreds of links individually) It would e
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by eterps 7y ago
Can you link some of those interesting developers? I haven't found many interesting devs to follow yet. Already found Drew here: https://cmpwn.com/@sir
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by eterps 7y ago
There's some discussion on proggit: https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/d55jr3/unison_...
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by eterps 7y ago
Yep this post went completely under the radar :-(
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by eterps 7y ago
This a 100%. If Haskell proponents focused more on stuff that is described in https://pragprog.com/book/swdddf/domain-modeling-made-functi... instead of algorithms a lot more devs could use it in their day-to-day
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by eterps 7y ago
> Building read models gets very tiresome In what way does it get tiresome? In the increasing amount of read models needed?
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Event Modeling(eventmodeling.org)
194 points by eterps 7y ago|20 comments
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by eterps 7y ago
> Types are good but having 10 types of string doesn't make sense. Not if the strings are clearly distinct (like a name being different from an e-mail address).
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by eterps 7y ago
A ChocoNim could also be an interesting choice, closer to the metal and opens up potential for self compilation.
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by eterps 7y ago
Automated checks to guarantee that it is always up to date.
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by eterps 7y ago
Any books or other resources you used for guidance?
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by eterps 7y ago
My thoughts exactly, it reminds me a lot of Perls (lack of) readability. I would love a Rust variant with a mix of Python/Nim/F#/OCaml syntax.
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by eterps 7y ago
What's 'notOS'?
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by eterps 7y ago
Unfortunate file extension name IMO, but I'm probably just old.
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by eterps 7y ago
I am enjoying the nostalgia in this thread. I also wonder what people have moved to right now, I see that Linux has been the most common case. I also created a subreddit for this: https://www.reddit.com/r/amiga_refugees
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by eterps 7y ago
Sounds awesome are you still building hardware/mods? If so, for what hardware platforms?
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Gleam 0.3 (ML dialect for Erlang VM) released(lpil.uk)
2 points by eterps 7y ago|0 comments

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