> The problem with assembly language is that it is processor specific.
> Since Linux runs on a _variety_ of processors, it makes no sense to
> write drivers specific to one platform. The other problem is
I totally disagree with you and Dirk. The "problem" lies firmly with
your attitude to linux and not with processor specifics.
Writing for i32_x86 makes a LOT of sense to me....
Firstly the ratio of i32_x86 to anything else means the vast majority
are unlikely to care less about your comment. I certainly only play
with linux on i32_x86 both as a hobby and professionally and I am at
TOTAL LIBERTY to "fork" my own kernel and do as I please regardless of
your boring opinion.
Secondly you guys are just too **** serious. If someone wants to write
assembler drivers shut up and let them get on with having fun.
The whole point of linux to me is to have as much fun as I can and a
bunch of pedantic old bores aren't going to stop me.
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