On Nov 12, 2007, at 4:39 PM, Aki Nyrhinen wrote:
in my limited experience, converting programs that are
not excercises in how to use all the possible peculiarities
of posix are reasonably easy to get compiling under ape.
the problem is, nobody wants reasonably easy.
And yet everyone elsewhere wants easy. Did I step into another
reality distortion field?
c++ would be very nice too, so there would be one step
less on the road towards firefox. i'm sure ron is more
interested in fortran90.
People are working on it. In fact, someone said something about an
update to the second edition C++ preprocessor a few days/weeks ago.
Who uses Fortran 90? I haven't seen any F90 compiler in wide use; the
FSF is still working with F77.
Who said anything about Firefox? The guy that made abaco also ported
the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine to Plan 9, perhaps we could build
off of that? And how easy would it be to add a basic CSS?
