The people I had a chat with will probably already know, but I'm a fan of automatic builds, and more important: automatic tests. Yesterday I found out that I...
Update: changeset 26376 works, all after that crash. If someone's able to revert changesets, please revert to 26376, I have it backed up.. Hmm, I'll do it...
ok, seems we have the build server arranged, more info will follow... On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Matthijs ter Woord < ... ok, seems we have the build...
ok, it's fixed in latest changeset. seems to be an overflow bug in the method header. unsure how it got in though... On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Matthijs...
Hi everybody again..I'm quite busy in these days... However, I have talked with the (famous :p) holder of Formal Languages and Compiler group of my university...
... Similar to MS Phoenix project? ... GPL or LGPL? I believe even with GPL, BSD can use GPL so long as the GPL is in a self contained library or separate...
chad, i think you might be mistaken (but we should find out for sure at some point), but GPL is infectuous, even when just touching binaries. there's a GPL...
AFAIK it depends how you link. IIRC LGPL allows easier linking, something even at code level. While GPL (at least pre 3 , 3 is supposed to be ultra nasty) you...
Chad, I'm sorry to correct you. This has nothing to do with either GPLv2 or v3, but the GPL is viral. Any use in another project as a dependency requires *all*...
From Wikipedia. Also GPL2 vs 3 does matter. 3 is very very very restrictive to the point that many GPL supporters have jumped ship. Stallman is an extremist,...
And it gets worse - if you listen to Stallman and crew - then even an EXE that is built GPL cannot run on Windows as Windows uses the EXE to launch, etc. So...
Actually - with Cosmos and GPL you can invoke the system/compiler clause: I'm writing a Windows application with Microsoft Visual C++ (or Visual Basic) and I...
As you might know, I've been working (hard) lately on the binary emission (effectively removing the nasm dependency in the long term). This has some issues, so...
We need to finish binary and debugger first.. :) From: Cosmos-Dev@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Cosmos-Dev@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Matthijs ter Woord Sent:...
Whath are yous tuck on? The prefix? From: Cosmos-Dev@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Cosmos-Dev@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Matthijs ter Woord Sent: Thursday,...
yeah, but i'm stuck with binary (see other email) and you'll be working on debugger (?) ... yeah, but i'm stuck with binary (see other email) and you'll be...
Again working on the plug tool....I don't have time before Christmas holiday... ps. I need to work on ARM support next days for my project, so first I'll try...
best to first try to get clear how to boot with arm (without even involving cosmos), which means make a handwritten kernel, find a suitable assembler, and try...
... The encoding tables are in the Intel docs. Also check the AMD docs, they are much better in many cases. We don't use all memory options, and in fact use a...
Sure, I never worked on ARM so I'll start with "manual" test. I have some related books/tutorial I must read (such the one you have sent me time ago). ... ...
if you have questions about anything, just post here, or in the chat, and i'll try to respond. i'm having holidays in some days (internship till 23th..) On...
we probably need it once, for the [ebp] situation. one thing which still bothers me is that i dont know the difference between source operand encoding ([esp])...
great ideas matthijs. I haven't yet read up on your rings, but why not take advantage of CAS? you won't need to call a pointer, nothing, if you use CAS....
no pointers involved, more than it is now. all pointer logic will be hidden by the compiler On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 12:53 AM, Jonathan Chayce Dickinson...
oh, wait, i'll prob first go work on our build server setup (initial setup). even before working on something else, probably. On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 11:51 AM,...