> I'd like to check this out, but the server doesn't want to
> talk to me. Is there a copy available elsewhere?
Oops, that's rather embarrassing, sorry about that, that server has a
few issues (oddly enough, it's sysvinit is broken). I posted tarball for
the time begin at http://andy753421.ath.cx/
I'd like to check this out, but the server doesn't want to
talk to me. Is there a copy available elsewhere?
My friend Mike and I were talking a while back about Unix init systems
and came to the conclusion that mk's dependency tracking could come in
handy. I decided to implement it a few days ago using plan9port and
thought that some of the folks here might be interested. Although, I
still haven't decide
> Great idea, I like it :) I'll have a look at the code later.
> You're using it on old unix/linux not plan 9 I guess? thanks.
Yep, I'm running it on my ~4 year old laptop. I'm curious to see how it
would compare on something newer though. I think it would still be I/O
bound, so I'm not sure ho
Great idea, I like it :) I'll have a look at the code later.
You're using it on old unix/linux not plan 9 I guess? thanks.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 05:54:12AM +, Andy Spencer wrote:
> My friend Mike and I were talking a while back about Unix init systems
> and came to the conclusion that mk's
thanks for that. it is neat!
My friend Mike and I were talking a while back about Unix init systems
and came to the conclusion that mk's dependency tracking could come in
handy. I decided to implement it a few days ago using plan9port and
thought that some of the folks here might be interested. Although, I
still haven't decide
