Eric,
> > If you read the "Introduction" section on UZIX page, you would notice
> > that I wrote: "When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
> > to the public for free."
> Ok, point taken, but "when the project is finished" doesn't encourage me
> to go an jump on in :-)
It's just because I like to make thing well done.
And that's why I released the source of UZIX only after it's
as stable as possible, and not right after version 0.1.1.
> > If I had a Novaxis, you can bet UZIX would run on it.
> I know :-) (Anyone here got a spare Novaxis for Adriano?)
If no one wants to send me a Novaxis for Christmas ;) [I send it
back, I promess], I will need beta testers when the Novaxis driver be
ready.
Volunteers, anyone? :)
> Yep :-/ I just started work on building a C (cross)compiler, which would
> have perfectly fitted in an UZIX environment, since it was at first supposed
> to be a cross-compiler for Linux. I didn't have much yet, though - only the
> start of a lex/yacc parser...
Oh... You have a long road yet... Compilers are really a hard thing to
to.
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha
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