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by jmmv 6y ago
Hah. This is a topic that's dear to my heart and have blogged occasionally about it... but never in such a comprehensive form. Great job! Now... I gotta read through everything. But... here is a series of blog posts in which I covered
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Show HN: EndBASIC – A retro BASIC interpreter built with modern tech (Rust/WASM)(endbasic.jmmv.dev)
1 points by jmmv 6y ago|0 comments
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by jmmv 6y ago
libexec is not really BSD-specific, but yes, this article is about BSD. However, I also mentioned that the same problem applies to pre-systemd Linux systems because of their /etc/init.d/ directory. systemd has actually done t
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by jmmv 6y ago
/libexec is already on the root partition, at least on NetBSD, and that's why I wrote the paths that way in the article. And that's why I also mentioned en passing that sourcing local files from a potential /usr/pkg
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by jmmv 6y ago
These are not merge conflicts. When you run etcupdate on NetBSD, the tool will diff your current /etc contents against the new versions shipped in the source tree or in the etc.txz distribution file -- and it will ask you to manually r
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by jmmv 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this here!
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by jmmv 6y ago
I made a BASIC interpreter, in Rust, with a web interface. The goal is to have a simple environment with which to teach programming to my kids. Still very limited but already sparked some interest! https://jmmv.github.io/end
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by jmmv 6y ago
That’s precisely why I’m building https://jmmv.github.io/endbasic :-)
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Twitter Moving from Pants to Bazel(groups.google.com)
3 points by jmmv 6y ago|1 comments
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by jmmv 7y ago
https://jmmv.dev/ This is my personal blog with a bit over 15 years of history by now :-) I blog about technical stuff primarily, including my open source work in projects like NetBSD, interesting/weird things about pr
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by jmmv 8y ago
Unfortunately not. "--jobs N" limits the parallelism during the execution phase (when Bazel executes compilers, etc.) but doesn't limit the parallelism of the analysis phase (when Bazel loads BUILD files and constructs the bu
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by jmmv 13y ago
Yes I did :) I found myself and everybody else never reading it like Q.A... so, well, just use the more natural pronunciation!
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by jmmv 13y ago
Not exactly. NetBSD is still using the deprecated ATF tools in its test suite while in FreeBSD I went straight to their replacement, Kyua. Also, because FreeBSD uses Kyua, its test infrastructure can be composed of test programs of various