is one way to achieve
portability.
(yet I do not believe it will happen anyday soon)
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ation script should
also emit some warnings (it detects the versions installed, it just does
not bother reporting the potential problem).
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should
also emit some warnings (it detects the versions installed, it just does
not bother reporting the potential problem).
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you nihilist ?
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Please read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/
In article 01a401c0f46b$20b932e0$480e6c42@almlba4sy7xn6x you write:
-- Getting rid of old code can help simplify the kernel. This means less
chance of bugs.
Actually, what you suggest is simply getting rid of users. It would
sure simplify things greatly.
Are you nihilist ?
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nning, doing that. Well, it works, but with
strange bugs in some occasions. I am still sorting these out. It is
utterly tricky, anyway.
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, it works, but with
strange bugs in some occasions. I am still sorting these out. It is
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Yet it implies a significantly larger amount of
comparisons than quicksort (about twice, I think).
Insertion sort will be better anyway for small sets of data (for 5 or
less elements).
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a significantly larger amount of
comparisons than quicksort (about twice, I think).
Insertion sort will be better anyway for small sets of data (for 5 or
less elements).
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d, or a very smart compiler could also
think real hard and replace the whole program by an equivalent printf().
Besides, a standard (C99) compiler will reject the 'main' definition.
At least, the return type cannot be implicit anymore.
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smart compiler could also
think real hard and replace the whole program by an equivalent printf().
Besides, a standard (C99) compiler will reject the 'main' definition.
At least, the return type cannot be implicit anymore.
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ors. gcc admits this
syntax but it is bad practice, and should be avoided.
For Makefile, DocBook, TeX and assembly, this should be ok too.
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admits this
syntax but it is bad practice, and should be avoided.
For Makefile, DocBook, TeX and assembly, this should be ok too.
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is NFSv3 aware, I suggest you shift
your client to NFSv3 as well. It rocks.
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aware, I suggest you shift
your client to NFSv3 as well. It rocks.
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d to other
people even in such an occurence), is not bound by any scriptural glyph
such as '(c)'. I can add '(c) Free Software Fundation' in all my source
files, and they will remain mine.
So, where I live, the point is moot.
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eople even in such an occurence), is not bound by any scriptural glyph
such as '(c)'. I can add '(c) Free Software Fundation' in all my source
files, and they will remain mine.
So, where I live, the point is moot.
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only my opinion. But if I were to design a new OS kernel
right now, I would take special care to isolate and document extensions
as much as possible, so that I could ease portability and find bugs more
easily.
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were to design a new OS kernel
right now, I would take special care to isolate and document extensions
as much as possible, so that I could ease portability and find bugs more
easily.
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