Hi.
I'm trying to add a new option for pcc as -u to convert implicitly
between char* and uchar*.
In sources of LibreSSL Portable (actually, a lot of the sources is a
copy of a part of OpenBSD), there are many many assignments that is
uchar* to char*, or char* to uchar* without type casting. Two y
Hi.
I have released setup-plan9port@v1 action for GitHub Actions last week.
https://github.com/lufia/setup-plan9port
It does:
* Install pre-built plan9port to your environment
* Set PLAN9 environment variable to the location of plan9port installation
* Add $PLAN9/bin to your PATH
Currently it s
I have a question: where is the *best* place to be sent a patch for
9legacy? replica? GitHub? or here?
I'm motivated, but I don't like to get no feedback as before.
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> you on the path, others might appreciate taking part in your adventure
> and others might learn from it, too. i guess you can cc david if
> getting into 9legacy is your goal.
>
> On Sun, May 12, 2024 at 4:31 PM Kyohei Kadota via 9fans <
I had imported a patch[1], that is equal sign improvement, from p9p's
rc for 9legacy at that time.
[1]: https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/lufia/plan9/pull/8.diff
If someone would like.
2024年9月30日(月) 22:54 Russ Cox :
>
> Hi all,
>
> In plan9port, back in 2020, I wrote a new parser in r
Hi, David.
I found, on /sys/src/cmd/git, mk clean exits with an usage error. For example:
% cd /sys/src/cmd/git
% mk clean
rm -f *.[568ijqv] *.a[568ijqv] y.tab.? lex.yy.c y.debug y.output
[568ijqv].??* conf get fs log query repack save send serve walk
$CLEANFILES
usage: add [-r :remove] file ...
I have a question: why does 9legacy's 9k kernel ignore all uarti8250 devices?
In my understanding, originally, i8250pnp() removed unable uart
devices from the i8250uart array then returned the rest devices, but
now, its function always returns empty.
As a result, 9k kernel does not have anything i
Hi, Adrian. I use Arch Linux. My versions are:
- linux 6.15.6.arch1-1
- qemu-base 10.0.2-1
Hmm, the code snippet in i8250pnp:
if(uart == head)
head = uart->next;
else
(uart-1)->next = uart->next;
This snippet removes the uart from the list.
So current implementation looks very strange t
