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DELETE CASCADE posted:imo a systems language is one where you can take a network packet or some other bit of raw data that comes in a string, define a struct that says what the bits and bytes represent (eg first 4 bytes are a number, next 2 bytes are some enum code, then a bitfield of flags, etc.), and just plain cast the string to the struct and start manipulating its fields There are languages where you can't??
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:wtf is a systems language anyway a miserable pile of bitwise operations
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sports posted:python 2.6
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:wtf is a systems language anyway bash and awk not a joke unfortunately
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The Management posted:bsd grep (macos): 47 KB what all is taking up the extra ~4.5MB?
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all the dependencies are statically linked in the rust binary id assume
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and probably the substantially larger feature set and better performance
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Sagebrush posted:There are languages where you can't?? let me tell you about the joyous time i had in college where my CS department decided students needed experience beyond python, and to do so decided to do the computer networking course in Java. turns out reimplementing TCP in Java really sucks the more effective course was when they had us write a scheme interpreter in C, though this was probably not the best way to introduce students to C for the first time, especially since that part was compressed into the last 5 weeks of the course
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CMYK BLYAT! posted:let me tell you about the joyous time i had in college where my CS department decided students needed experience beyond python, and to do so decided to do the computer networking course in Java. turns out reimplementing TCP in Java really sucks jesus gently caress
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DELETE CASCADE posted:imo a systems language is one where you can take a network packet or some other bit of raw data that comes in a string, define a struct that says what the bits and bytes represent (eg first 4 bytes are a number, next 2 bytes are some enum code, then a bitfield of flags, etc.), and just plain cast the string to the struct and start manipulating its fields python is a systems language?
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php is a systems language
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lets go back to using pascal again or RPG, that's yer other choice.
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:lets go back to using pascal again christ no. I'd rather go back to assembly some dickshit wrote a library I wanted to use in pascal except the only thing it exports is a loving interface to a object pascal class. how the hell am I supposed to use that in literally any other language than object pascal
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:lets go back to using pascal again as everything else with open source and coding, of course there's good support for pascal now if you want to dust off that delphi skillset you've kept hidden inside https://www.lazarus-ide.org/ it even supports qt5 now
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Tankakern posted:as everything else with open source and coding, of course there's good support for pascal now if you want to dust off that delphi skillset you've kept hidden inside what in the fuckin' world I guess I shouldn't be surprised somebody has been releasing a Delphi IDE for the past 20 years but... just... why.
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:lets go back to using pascal again i would prefer not to
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starting the -current project today. anyone want to weigh in on cwm vs dwm?
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:what in the fuckin' world dont forget visual basic http://gambas.sourceforge.net/
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both of these are a better choice for a web stack than BCHS
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Tankakern posted:dont forget visual basic are you purposely trying to give me ptsd at this point I assume sybase has a 2020 release of powerbuilder but I am not gonna look it up quote:The phenomenal quantity of bugs and inconsistencies that makes Visual Basic so delightful persuaded me to start this project ;-) from the first line in the introduction
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olives black posted:starting the -current project today. anyone want to weigh in on cwm vs dwm? no fvwm option?
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The Management posted:no fvwm option? nah
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twm obviously unless someone has finally fixed olwm and the XView API to work nicely on 64-bit systems, then use it XView apparently relies on C variable argument list handling and thus needs some tweaking—perhaps just in the form of sane ANSI C89 prototype declarations and introduction of some typedefs—to be reasonable with modern calling conventions edit: I remember what the issue is, all of the XView APIs are variadic and freely mix int variables, integer literals (which get promoted to int), and pointers, which is only really safe on 64-bit with an ILP64 ABI with an LP64 ABI, there’s no way to force C varargs to always promote non-long integers to pointer-sized types short of adding a custom compiler __attribute__ with which to tag function prototypes and LOL at anyone modifying compilers just to support XView eschaton fucked around with this message at 22:25 on May 9, 2020 |
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The Management posted:no fvwm option? fvwm and cwm in you're computer
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eschaton posted:edit: I remember what the issue is, all of the XView APIs are variadic and freely mix int variables, integer literals (which get promoted to int), and pointers, which is only really safe on 64-bit with an ILP64 ABI jfc, that is some ancient poo poo
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How did your install go OP?
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Asleep Style posted:How did your install go OP?  next weekend
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decided to scale back my ambition level on this trip a bit. today i bought a pos pre-assembled hp desktop for $300 from wal-mart that i plan on turning into a jank-as-hell nas/minidlna box once 6.7 is released on tuesday.
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once i'm comfy with that and make some notes on what to do/not to do i'll give -current a shot
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olives black posted:a pos pre-assembled hp desktop jesus. good luck figuring out what hardware you have and which openbsd driver supports it
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The Management posted:jesus. good luck figuring out what hardware you have and which openbsd driver supports it i made sure that the return people at wal-mart gave zero fucks about what state everything was in so if i can't get it working next week then i'm just going to take it back
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god drat waste of time, just install linux on it
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Tankakern posted:god drat waste of time, just install linux on it nah Cybernetic Vermin posted:presumably it came with windows, so if we're going to throw stones about wasting time... it's home edition so even if i wanted to juryrig it into some sort of useful network appliance i'm not sure i could olives black fucked around with this message at 14:50 on May 17, 2020 |
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fart simpson posted:what are you referring to here aws lambdas presumably
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Haiku, Oracle, Rust, Nginx stack
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