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Jeremiah Griffin wrote:Anyways, I lost interest in the code. It's not as fancy and clean looking as I imagined, sadly.

It's a research thing, and Microsoft is free to use its own coding conventions, however weird.


It surely will help guys working on SharpOS or Cosmos, solving some of their basic problems. The open release helps singularity also, as more eyeballs watch the code and suggest some things that are not the way they should be or some additional ideas.

It is not that bad; to lose interest in a day or two

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prashant

I lost interest in the "code." Their project still interests me, from a userland developer standpoint, but not from a kernel developer point of view. What I meant by "fancy and clean" was consistent function/file documentation, less blank lines, more of a coding style standard, etc., as most C# code has, unless written by a fourteen year old who's known how to code for an hour. Perhaps I should have been more clear. I wish them the best of luck, however.