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Now that's what I call harmony...

Monday, November 13. 2006

Sun just relicensed their Java technology to the GPLv2 + GNU Classpath Exception, opening the door to real cooperation between the Free Software and JCP/Sun communities.

Now that we have our proverbial Pony, it's time to plan how we can best make use of this within Fedora. The major issue I see right now is that there will be no PowerPC port. Perhaps it's time to redirect our collective gaze towards IBM. Or start hacking. In any case, thanks to the folks at Sun for making this happen.

Posted by Anthony Green in foss at 10:28 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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Anthony Green about qemu-ggx-softmmu starts crawling
Sat, 13.12.2008 09:02
Yes, I know about llvm. I wish somebody would rewrite the qemu dynamic compiler to use it!

Anthony Green about qemu-ggx-softmmu starts crawling
Sat, 13.12.2008 08:53
Yes, I've made decent progress, but had to slow down recently. I plan to crank it back into high gear over the [...]

someone about qemu-ggx-softmmu starts crawling
Fri, 12.12.2008 04:13
Are you aware of llvm? (not lvm) A different objective to your GGX project, but I though you might be [...]

Hans Konings about qemu-ggx-softmmu starts crawling
Sat, 06.12.2008 14:45
Have you come forward?

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Thu, 11.09.2008 08:11
Impressive. Design the processor ISA to running (almost) a kernel in a few short months in your spare time.

Anthony Green about ggx: three's a crowd. Switching to two-operand instructions.
Sat, 23.08.2008 13:32
Thanks for the tip. There's no reason to go against convention. I've added this to the ggxdev TODO file.

Kevin Kofler about ggx: three's a crowd. Switching to two-operand instructions.
Sat, 23.08.2008 12:27
Wouldn't those 2-operand instructions look better as op src,dest than op dest,src? GNU as even uses src,dest by default [...]

Anthony Green about ggx: three's a crowd. Switching to two-operand instructions.
Sat, 23.08.2008 05:27
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