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When testing them I was unsure of the liscence. But I ended up using gpl for production copies. Found at http://smileynet001.ddns.net:81/~pnf. As of writing, website is down. Need to get back up.
Step 2 - Test on Linux.
Step 3 - Build Linux from scratch. Modify init to call my pnf program with bootloader file as parameter. boot.pnf
When testing them I was unsure of the liscence. But I ended up using gpl for production copies. Found at http://smileynet001.ddns.net:81/~pnf. As of writing, website is down. Need to get back up.
Step 2 - Test on Linux.
Step 3 - Build Linux from scratch. Modify init to call my pnf program with bootloader file as parameter. boot.pnf
Step 4 - write bootloader code to jump to kernel
Step 5 - Write kernel
Tell me what you think of plans, please.
That makes clear some steps, but not your real goal. Am I understand that your real goal is to create a new programming language or compiler and then migrate Linux source to that new language or compiler and compile and test the migrated Linux kernel?
So far, it is unique. It has multiple types of on the PC, what would be called interrupts. Also it's functions have multiple return values if needed.
Also, this is the start of a super language which will be used to create a compiler that takes English as it's input. My final language goal is to be able to program by voice command. An os or whatever.
What classes have you taken in compiler construction?Are you using any standard compiler construction tools? Have you experience in language creation and railroad logic? Have you a definition for your language, or are you still defining the syntax diagrams?
So far, it is unique. It has multiple types of on the PC, what would be called interrupts. Also it's functions have multiple return values if needed.
Also, this is the start of a super language which will be used to create a compiler that takes English as it's input. My final language goal is to be able to program by voice command. An os or whatever.
That is so cool. Where is it? I want to see it and test it, and tell people to contribute!
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