i started with Python around 2010. i had been doing C since 1982 and gradually quit doing C, even for system stuff. i have also been doing Pike since around 1992, about as long as i have been using Linux. before that i was using SunOS, NeXTOS, and a few others. i started with mainframes in 1972 and got into VM/CMS in 1976 coding in assembler language all the way (except for assignments in a couple COBOL classes i took to raise my GPA). i did look into ways to port gcc to IBM mainframes but that never went anywhere. i also got into TOPS-20 on a DECsystem20/60 in 1982 which was my start in C.
this all delayed my ham radio license which i finally got in 1986 ... [removed]
now i need to find a way to do a certain Linux syscall that is not present in the os module. but, it is in libc. i heard there is a way to invoke functions in binary libraries. from Python code, but i have not found it.
this all delayed my ham radio license which i finally got in 1986 ... [removed]
now i need to find a way to do a certain Linux syscall that is not present in the os module. but, it is in libc. i heard there is a way to invoke functions in binary libraries. from Python code, but i have not found it.
Tradition is peer pressure from dead people
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.