sigjuice

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   by sigjuice 9y ago

   Doesn't look like it. Page 18 says C0 is almost but not quite a subset of C. Though we strived to stay as close to C as possible, the array semantics proved impossible to resolve. However, it is still quite easy to convert a C0 progra
2. 602.▲
   by sigjuice 9y ago

   If Julia gets more popular, it is very likely that other Julia implementations will get developed.
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   by sigjuice 9y ago

   Any particular reason why build environments cannot rely on cross compilation for producing OS distributions?
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   by sigjuice 9y ago

   This port was done to address the proliferation of build time dependencies on GLib; the cross-compilation hassle of having a small C utility being built and used during the build Anyone know what cross-compilation hassle are they talkin
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   by sigjuice 9y ago

   I find vocals distracting so when I listen to music while working, it is either movie or video game soundtracks or classical music.
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   by sigjuice 9y ago

   Your hardware might still pull the rug from under you with caches, prefetching, NUMA, out-of-order execution, speculative execution and other stuff.
7. 607.▲
   by sigjuice 9y ago

   Where does it say that he has read all these books cover to cover?
8. 608.▲
   by sigjuice 9y ago

   Care to share some details on which books you consider better and why? Thanks!
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   by sigjuice 9y ago

   I am actually quite surprised by this and to me it looks like people are just overcomplicating things. You get on a plane, you turn on Airplane Mode. Simple. It would never ever occur to me in a million years to turn on Airplane Mode on
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    When you get on a plane, enabling Airplane Mode should turn off all the radios on an iPhone or iPad. You say flight mode doesn't work , so is this no longer the case?
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    I think I have more faith in the people who built the Pyramids than those peddling these fancy optical discs :)
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    "Transpile" is not a real and meaningful word. Can we stop using it please? Btw, if you have relevant citations stating otherwise (Wikipedia isn't it), I am happy to be proven wrong. Thanks!
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Engrave it on stone or etch it on metal or both :)
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    How easy is it to build and run my own copy of this code, especially the server side stuff?
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Here's Java getting compiled to actual x86-64 code (mov $0x2a,%edx; add %edx,%eax). $ cat FortyTwo.java public class FortyTwo { public static int fortytwo(int x) { return x + 42; } } $ gcj
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    I just skimmed through this. Page 3 says Rule 0.1.2.1 C is a compiled programming language. I never understood the phrase compiled language in the context of C and also in general. C interpreters exist. I happen to have an official c
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    I wish I could share your optimism :/ Nothing stops makers of RISC-V SoCs from adding their own Intel ME equivalents. Also, the CPU is just a small part of a computer, so "RISC-V" doesn't automatically translate to &qu
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    ZFS on FreeBSD does not fit the definition of 'third party'.
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Yes I know open source programs compile and run on FreeBSD and other Unix-like systems. And also that FreeBSD can run at least some Linux binaries. I mistakenly assumed that OP was referring to 3rd party applications that were exclusive to
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Yes, I have used FreeBSD and ports. I thought OP's message implied that there are 3rd party applications that are available exclusively for FreeBSD.
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Could you please list a few examples of these 3rd party FreeBSD applications that you have in mind? Thanks!
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Is there an example of solved upstream security? Perhaps CPAN, Homebrew, pip, OPAM, some Linux distribution, pkgsrc or some other BSD thing?
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    OpenPGP and SHA verification(blog.quicklisp.org)

    89 points by sigjuice 9y ago|16 comments
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    https://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-16.htm...
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    I think it is irrelevant whether the binary search tree is balanced or not. Why do you think it matters?
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    This man page describes the syscall ABI for all architectures. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/syscall.2.html
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    There is absolutely no need to even involve chroots or anything that needs special privilege just to run a compiler. Typically, a compiler will just read and write files. This is how it ought to work. 1. Download gcc-8.x.y.tar.xz 2.
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    IMHO Docker is overkill for trying out a new version of gcc. Multiple versions of gcc can exist in separate directories just fine.
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Wouldn't this fail if your file names have white space?
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    by sigjuice 9y ago

    Thanks! I just skimmed through this and discovered strace -k (Print the execution stack trace of the traced processes after each system call) . TIL