[9fans] plan9port: acme remoting

Lately, I have needed to do a great deal of my work on remote servers. It's been difficult to do this with acme. Previously, I have attempted to run acme entirely remotely, and then attach to a local devdraw instance . This works okay, but also has many dr

[9fans] non-interruptible temporary: why do we care?

Our compilers will sometimes produce a warning about a non-interruptible temporary: #include #include void f(vlong a) { vlong x, y, z; x = y = z = a; } cpu% 5c -w test.c warning: /fd/0:7 non-interrup

Re: [9fans] TabFS

On Mon, Jan 4, 2021, at 12:04 AM, Ethan Gardener wrote: > On Sat, Jan 2, 2021, at 11:14 AM, Nick LaForge wrote: > > Saw this on hacker news today: https://omar.website/tabfs/ > > Awesome! I may very well steal this for my (non-filesystem) control > efforts. It would be just-about the best test ca

Re: [9fans] TabFS

On Sat, Jan 2, 2021, at 11:14 AM, Nick LaForge wrote: > Saw this on hacker news today: https://omar.website/tabfs/ Awesome! I may very well steal this for my (non-filesystem) control efforts. It would be just-about the best test case I could have. -- 9fans

Re: [9fans] Dual dialing/forking sessions to increase 9P throughput

> The idea, basically, is to use an open flag (OJUMBO) to signal that two > connections to the same server should be attempted. What's the advantage over fcp(1)? 9p can have numerous requests "in flight" at once to work around latency issues, but of all the user programs, fcp is probably the o