by Fewt » Tue, 21 Jul 1998 04:00:00
Zenin, if you're reading this, I'd also like to see you write a new OS
in Perl. Just how much of a wizard are you, buddy?
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by C La » Tue, 21 Jul 1998 04:00:00
: Zenin, if you're reading this, I'd also like to see you write a new OS
: in Perl. Just how much of a wizard are you, buddy?
God, I'm going to be hated and killfiled for following up to this.
You can't even write a _whole_ (including kernel) new os in pure C. Just
take a look at Lions Commentary on UNIX 6th Edition. Sheet 05 through to
Sheet 14 (Lines 0500-1468) are all in assembly. The files are so named
as low.s and m40.s.
Respects to FreeBSD Core team - I can only 'do' assebly on Z80 and 6502
x86 ASM is something that makes me balk at first look.
regards
Chris
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by Fewt » Wed, 22 Jul 1998 04:00:00
Entirely untrue. It's been done before, and will be done again. IQuote:>God, I'm going to be hated and killfiled for following up to this.
>You can't even write a _whole_ (including kernel) new os in pure C.
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by Matthias Buelo » Sat, 25 Jul 1998 04:00:00
^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^Quote:> Perhaps someone else could help me out with proofs.
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1. c-shell as a command language rather than a programming language
This question is well covered in the "Csh Programming Considered Harmful"
posting by Tom Christiansen. This is (or was?) a regular post in the
following groups:
comp.unix.shell,comp.unix.questions,comp.unix.programmer,news.answers
Basically, I'd say that a good command language would provide features
for working on the command line (like command history), while a good
programming tool would provide good programming features (like error
handling and logging) and portability.
Please refer to Tom Christiansen's post!
Oops:
When searching for the article I couldn't find it!? My saved copy
is dated Oct 1993. Is it still being posted?
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