well, i say modules, but of course the language pre-dates
them. people pretend. it uses import/export tables with type signatures.
those are stashed in the a.out (viz. DYN_MAGIC in a.out.h)
so they stay together.
It's not what the OP suggested. Nor are Nemo's reservation valid.
We're
On Sun Feb 1 06:57:13 EST 2009, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
well, i say modules, but of course the language pre-dates
them. people pretend. it uses import/export tables with type signatures.
those are stashed in the a.out (viz. DYN_MAGIC in a.out.h)
so they stay together.
It's not
using a variant of something we developed and then
re-developed for Inferno, you can dynamically load
C modules at run time, and unusually, with type checking,
with support in the compilers and loaders.
well, i say modules, but of course the language pre-dates
them. people pretend. it uses
the argument that if the normal extension
mechanism for scripting languages is x,
thereforenot having x is a weakness seems
a version of argumentum ad populum.
doesn't dynamic loading seem at odds with the
tools approach? the more complex the interface,
the less general the tool.
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:31 PM, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
(b) Construct a start-up module for Plan 9's ELF libc (to be) that
accepts arguments as passed by the kernel and sets up the
execution environment required by, at this stage,
statically-linked ELF binary
Secondly, Cinap and I agree that based on the Linux emulation
it becomes useful to implement MMAP on Plan 9.
If you do pay costs on that scale, it might be nice to get
something better than just mmap() when you're done.
http://9fans.net/archive/2008/07/729
http://9fans.net/archive/2008/07/535
Hello,
Simple question: how hard would it be to modify 9vx so it can be used
as a cpu server?
As I naively see it, the two main problems are:
1) to have 9vx running a cpu server kernel instead of a stand alone
terminal one (I don't even know if that's the case actually).
2) to have the host
As I naively see it, the two main problems are:
1) to have 9vx running a cpu server kernel instead of a stand alone
terminal one (I don't even know if that's the case actually).
i think there would be a little work in getting this going.
2) to have the host forwarding whatever packets should
If you do pay costs on that scale, it might be nice to get
something better than just mmap() when you're done.
I'm sure Cinap will drive this in the right direction. He certainly
made it clear to me that his vision for MMAP is an improvement on the
present model for Linux emulation. But I
This is what I'm doing on bg/p now. I've got a small program that
reads in an elf binary, sets up the argv/env/aux vector(ppc thing) and
jumps to main. It works. I use libmach.
Can you share documentation and code? Although I would have to limit
my experimentation to the 386 platform rather
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 10:42 AM, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
This is what I'm doing on bg/p now. I've got a small program that
reads in an elf binary, sets up the argv/env/aux vector(ppc thing) and
jumps to main. It works. I use libmach.
Can you share documentation and code? Although I
As I naively see it, the two main problems are:
1) to have 9vx running a cpu server kernel instead of a stand alone
terminal one (I don't even know if that's the case actually).
i think there would be a little work in getting this going.
Ok, so it's possible then. :)
I'll see if I can
2009/2/1 Mathieu lejat...@gmail.com:
As I naively see it, the two main problems are:
1) to have 9vx running a cpu server kernel instead of a stand alone
terminal one (I don't even know if that's the case actually).
i think there would be a little work in getting this going.
Ok, so it's
diff -c /sys/src/boot/pc-e820/sdata.c /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/boot/pc/
(other stuff)
/sys/src/boot/pc-e820/sdata.c:875,882 -
/n/sources/plan9/sys/src/boot/pc//sdata.c:875,881
qlock(ctlr);
as = ataready(cmdport, ctlport, drive-dev, Bsy|Drq, Drdy, 107*1000);
- /* used
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Mathieu lejat...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Simple question: how hard would it be to modify 9vx so it can be used
as a cpu server?
As I naively see it, the two main problems are:
1) to have 9vx running a cpu server kernel instead of a stand alone
terminal one
What are the details of, and/or what might be involved in,
composing some Flash Video player for Plan 9?
Likewise, how feasible is a port of such a thing
(i.e., how closed or open is the technology)?
if I push hard enough,
I just might give birth to a monster
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