Hi Sean, On 06/28/2012 07:43 AM, Sean Bartell wrote: > I've finished implementing the first iteration of the Bithenge script > language. You can give the program a script file and a data source and > it will print the decoded result. If you compile my HelenOS branch you > can run "bithenge /src/bithenge/trip.bh /src/bithenge/trip.dat" for an > example. Try it! The language is currently very limited and can only be > used for the simplest of structures.
Ok, I did try and learnt that it is 2353km from Raleigh to Denver :-) > I will be on vacation from July 1st through July 14th with limited time > to spend on my project. I'll have intermittent Internet access during > that time, so it would be best to discuss the midterm evaluations before > I leave. Is there anything you want to comment on? One thing I've > noticed is that there hasn't been much response to my past few > updates--not that I asked many questions, but it would have been nice to > get some feedback. Yeah, sorry about that. I've been silently following your updates and reading bithenge's wiki page. Seeing the project is progressing steadily and systematically, I didn't have anything particular to comment on though. Note that I have not studied the implementation side of it. Yet, there are things that caught my attention in your wiki. I felt excited about the nearly by-product prospect of using bithenge to decode (and even encode?) machine code into assembly. Related to that, I was wondering whether you have plans for first-class support of formats with various bit fields in them. Regards, Jakub _______________________________________________ HelenOS-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.modry.cz/cgi-bin/listinfo/helenos-devel
