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Comment #42883629
It looks like even though VMS Software Inc have taken over development of OpenVMS, HP still hosts the v8.4 documentation set, for instance here's the system services reference manu…
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Comment #42883605
For me, the distributed lock manager, queues (SYS$ENC / SYS$DEQ), IPC via message passing (mailboxes), SYS$QIO to literally queue IO requests, event flags (SYS$SETEF / SYS$WAITFR)?…
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Comment #42684012
You can write a program that takes BF code as input and outputs valid C source that would execute it in less than 20 lines of well formatted ANSI C using nothing more than putchar,…
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Comment #37825296
The language with a rude name sometimes known as 'BF' compiles trivially to C (from C), for instance: #include int main() { int c; printf("#include \nint main() {\nchar a[30000] = …
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Comment #37825212
I've seen this done (in England) for blocks of flats where each floor has it's own postcode that matches the floor, eg ZZ1 Z1A through to ZZ1 Z1G (A-G for floor 1 to 7).
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Comment #37811349
Yeah, working in C and python you definitely have to reinvent the wheel less in Python ;-) I recently wrote an 8bit style CPU simulator (with it's own simple but perfectly usable i…
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Comment #28500871
Definitely, I always assumed perf was just super slow, (having only really used it in anger on debian). Glad the next time I get sucked down a performance tuning rabbit hole, I can…
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Comment #27358509
This seems to imply copyright assignment to the FSF is _required_ for GNU projects? I wonder what RMS's take is on a unilateral change like this in one of the highest profile GNU p…