Re: Javascript Kernel
Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:06 am
You're silly. x isn't a number...requimrar wrote:I see your $0x2710 and raise you $0x10000.
You're silly. x isn't a number...requimrar wrote:I see your $0x2710 and raise you $0x10000.
If you think C is hard, I suggest you get off your high horse of JS and start being a little more 脚踏实地, and less 不自量力.QuentinRain wrote: I have a system for it to run off of. My computer is a 3.0GHz i7. I think that's a plenty powerful system. I can just compile Spidermonkey and dd it to a floppy. That should do the trick. I would use C, but it's hard.
Thanks for all the advice so far, guys!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HexadecimalQuentinRain wrote: You're silly. x isn't a number...
Ohhhhh, duh! That's ok, I'll throw Firefox and Linux on the floppy too. Problem solved!BMW wrote:If you REALLY wanted to do this, the easiest way (IMO) would be to make a really basic kernel in C
What I meant by system was a kernel. E.g. in Firefox, it runs off Windows or Linux or whatever. If you compile SpiderMonkey and dd it to a floppy, it would in no way work. You would be compiling it with all the Windows/Linux system calls etc in it, which would not work without the OS.
I suggest you research low-level programming and architecture.
QuentinRain wrote:Ohhhhh, duh! That's ok, I'll throw Firefox and Linux on the floppy too. Problem solved!BMW wrote:If you REALLY wanted to do this, the easiest way (IMO) would be to make a really basic kernel in C
What I meant by system was a kernel. E.g. in Firefox, it runs off Windows or Linux or whatever. If you compile SpiderMonkey and dd it to a floppy, it would in no way work. You would be compiling it with all the Windows/Linux system calls etc in it, which would not work without the OS.
I suggest you research low-level programming and architecture.
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/high_horseQuentinRain wrote: I don't even own a horse...
Ok, you do that.QuentinRain wrote:Ohhhhh, duh! That's ok, I'll throw Firefox and Linux on the floppy too. Problem solved!BMW wrote:If you REALLY wanted to do this, the easiest way (IMO) would be to make a really basic kernel in C
What I meant by system was a kernel. E.g. in Firefox, it runs off Windows or Linux or whatever. If you compile SpiderMonkey and dd it to a floppy, it would in no way work. You would be compiling it with all the Windows/Linux system calls etc in it, which would not work without the OS.
I suggest you research low-level programming and architecture.
SpiderMonkey is a scripting engine to be embedded in an application. An application needs an operating system to run on; that means it needs a kernel. I think we have a chicken and egg situation.I was thinking I could use this:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/SpiderMonkey
I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to make it bootable...
Conversely, I think we have a troll. Don't feed him.iansjack wrote:SpiderMonkey is a scripting engine to be embedded in an application. An application needs an operating system to run on; that means it needs a kernel. I think we have a chicken and egg situation.I was thinking I could use this:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/SpiderMonkey
I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to make it bootable...
You're entitled to think what you like, as am I.Conversely, I think we have a troll. Don't feed him.