On the eve of me retiring my hacker handle, unidef, I decided to make a contribution to the famous (..and infamous) gnu c compiler suite, a package of compilers that have helped me and the unix community immensely since its inception
Basically, qlib is a multidimensional multidirectional data algorithm library, there is an ai header which is meant to be compiled against ai.c (which is incredibly insufficient and not even in beginning stages of creation) and ran against the *description variable in the NEURAL MDMDBT, I suck at threading so I didn’t implement a threading or io mechanism, but to compensate I implemented a global refresh variable which is made to check against the master function for synchronization, I think attached is a basic hack of the theory of relativity (E = MC^q = E) which is a basic test of the NEURAL network I tried to create. Doesn’t really register useful numbers, just takes time, money, and a test of fate to work correctly What I want from the gcc community I want superb threading done in gcc and a memory system to preserve data integrity and conserve memory, everything should be synchronized to a single number, for distributive purposes (think cloud but easier) and to make things cool and simple.. one of my dreams is linking all neural networks together to a single refresh rate (refresh.internet.org <http://refresh.internet.org/>?) that everyone can check the sync rate of. My friend said you can possibly set your watch to it if you set it up with enough nodes The memory could be done with this function (maybe function macro for overloads) void *dma(void *mem, void (*pfunc)(void) /* I think this works*/) { mem = malloc(sizeof(LOCAL_MEMORY_ALLOC)); pfunc(); // somehow allow multiple arguments in a pointer function, haven’t researched pfuncs in a while free(mem); // structs would be nice, but I dont want to malform the gcc codebase } And loop it or something, maybe ask a tree or I dont know Id develop it independently but the gcc codebase is so huge, I get lost in the source code because im used to reading all source code of the program then adding modifications Source code is not hosted at GitHub, and qlib has been discontinued because of personal and private problems, but it is gnu licensed Code available at https://unidef.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/qlib.zip <https://unidef.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/qlib.zip>, please dont hack me, the only thing I’ve hacked was the aol client software when I was a kid.. anyone remember jonisdisco? That’s me..
