Sadly I cannot find time for Plan 9 for now. I am just too busy with
my job in the university and preparing me for some tests in October.
Hopefully I can start this thing in November.
2008/9/3 Tom Lieber [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 4:40 AM, hugo rivera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
I've been using Inferno and Plan 9 for almost a year. I certainly love
Plan 9's ideas and concepts, and I'd be glad to finally move forward
and leave Unix behind, but for now it is imposible for me, since my
work does not allow me this (I do data analysis for some physics
experiment using
Given that you're already into Inferno as well as Plan 9, I
think a really nice way to get into driver development is
with emu drivers for Inferno. The basic structure is the
same as for native OS drivers in either system: implement
a small set of entry points (fooattach, fooread, c),
making
i think this confuses implementing a Dev interface with writing
a device driver. for many devices, the Dev interface is already
taken care of. for example, serial, ethernet, disk devices using
sd implement an interface to devsd, ethernet.
i think the Dev interface is still the right place
