On Friday, 6 August 2021, at 2:54 PM, Philip Silva wrote:
> Actually there is a separate fork of 9fans.net/go that also runs on Plan 9
> and uses the /dev/draw there! Here it's now all merged together:
> https://github.com/psilva261/go Philip
Thanks for the information.
Hi!
Actually there is a separate fork of 9fans.net/go that also runs on Plan 9 and
uses the /dev/draw there! Here it's now all merged together:
https://github.com/psilva261/go
Philip
> How I can use those sam/samterm on plan9?
>
> I compiled those, and run sam as
>
> teerm% sam
>
> samterm:
> just published 9fans.net/go/cmd/sam and 9fans.net/go/cmd/samterm. They
> seem to work well enough for simple use but I haven't really hammered
> hard on them. Samterm requires the plan9port devdraw, for now.
How I can use those sam/samterm on plan9?
I compiled those, and run sam as
teerm% sam
Russ Cox writes:
> I have been playing off and on with converting some of the Plan 9
> tools from C to Go, for both better portability and better
> maintainability.
It's amazing ;-)
I'm playing with porting refer[1] (I need it) to Go, Forsyth version.
> I just published 9fans.net/go/cmd/sam
Hi all,
I have been playing off and on with converting some of the Plan 9 tools
from C to Go, for both better portability and better maintainability. I
just published 9fans.net/go/cmd/sam and 9fans.net/go/cmd/samterm. They
seem to work well enough for simple use but I haven't really hammered
hard
