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I love that interface.dseller wrote:Haven't been posting a lot lately, but oh well. Here's the current state of ttOS, now with graphics mode
This. Is. Awesome. Your OS is good in both graphics and internals. Your OS and ToaruOS are the BEST hobby OSes ever made.sortie wrote:I used a couple of hours to hack up a basic terminal emulator for my gui prototype thing now that I have proper pseudoterminals.
It's not quite on par yet with that other hobbyist system whose desktop environment I ported, but it's getting there.
Except arg passing is crazy buggy 
I couldn't get what did you mean, sorrysortie wrote:Woot!
I'm just making an excited sound to say that I think you did something really cool.Agola wrote:I couldn't get what did you mean, sorrysortie wrote:Woot!
[/quote]Agola wrote: Also your window design and system internals are really cool, just wanted to say
A. W. E. S. O. M. E. Self-hosting, woohoo!Agola wrote:Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting
Is it self-hosting really? Just afraid I used "wrong term" (I hope I didn'tosdeverr wrote:A. W. E. S. O. M. E. Self-hosting, woohoo!Agola wrote:Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting
)If you can compile your OS under itself then you are.Agola wrote:Is it self-hosting really? Just afraid I used "wrong term" (I hope I didn'tosdeverr wrote:A. W. E. S. O. M. E. Self-hosting, woohoo!Agola wrote:Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting
GCC and Binutils works on Agola, they are both configured with --host=i686-agola --target=i686-agola, can compile code and link (except a small linker bug)
So am I self hosting really?
I just compiled /test.c under my OS
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#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
printf("Simple test...\n");
printf("Argc is: %d (Should be 2)\n", argc);
printf("Argv[0] is : %s, Argv[1] is: %s, Argv[2] is: %s\n", argv[0], argv[1], argv[2]);
printf("Program will end, after calculating abs (999 - 1000) : %d", abs(999 - 1000));
return 0;
}I want to wake up one day and realise that I ported GCC and Binutils last nightAgola wrote:Yay! Then I'm self hosting. Got so happyCode: Select all
#include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char** argv) { printf("Simple test...\n"); printf("Argc is: %d (Should be 2)\n", argc); printf("Argv[0] is : %s, Argv[1] is: %s, Argv[2] is: %s\n", argv[0], argv[1], argv[2]); printf("Program will end, after calculating abs (999 - 1000) : %d", abs(999 - 1000)); return 0; }
That is (Crazily Cool!)™sortie wrote:
I added a lot more features to my user-space terminal emulator and show off some of my more interesting recent developments. Look closely for sneak previews of what's coming up.