CompilerDev?

[Columbus]

Ok, no problem.

[Bencz]

Look: http://miwiki.lyngvig.org/

I pretend to create a Wiki in my host....
Then I have some ideas in create a compiler or a simple EXE maker in Elena :http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=28322

[Columbus]

He mentioned, that you need FTP to edit the files.
How to do that?

^^ Excuse me for my bad english, I usually speak german

[Bencz]

I use FTP driver...

http://www.webdrive.com/

[Wajideu]

Look: http://miwiki.lyngvig.org/

I pretend to create a Wiki in my host....
Then I have some ideas in create a compiler or a simple EXE maker in Elena :http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=28322

*linker. Just a bit of word to the wise after studying this subject for quite some time and apparently being the only person to ever come to this conclusion, object files are not divided into sections. They are all divided into stubs which have sections. Eg. Most .exe's have 2 stubs; a DOS MZ stub and a PE-COFF stub. The DOS MZ stub has a writable .text section and a .rel.text section. The PE-COFF stub has pretty much the same format as a COFF file, except that there is a 4 byte signature "PE\0\0" before the main header, there's an optional section header after the main header, and if there is an optional header there will be a table of 8-byte data directory entries before the section headers. An ELF file has a single stub, a Mach-O file can have several.

This is pretty much how I've been designing my linker to work with object files, and it's definitely much cleaner. Especially if you may be considering fat binary formats in the future.

[Columbus]

There's now a working MediaWiki running under the domain http://www.compdev.net.

[KemyLand]

There's now a working MediaWiki running under the domain http://www.compdev.net.

Now, it's time to add things jeje.

[Wajideu]

If someone could add me to the whitelist, I would like to add some info to the compdev site. I've fiddled around with some obscure Irix development software before and had my nose in a few manuals, so I know a few useful things that you can't find on wiki.

[KemyLand]

If someone could add me to the whitelist, I would like to add some info to the compdev site. I've fiddled around with some obscure Irix development software before and had my nose in a few manuals, so I know a few useful things that you can't find on wiki.

Do you see we just created another geeky *deving community?

[Wajideu]

If someone could add me to the whitelist, I would like to add some info to the compdev site. I've fiddled around with some obscure Irix development software before and had my nose in a few manuals, so I know a few useful things that you can't find on wiki.

Do you see we just created another geeky *deving community?

Lol. I just realized by the way that this wiki isn't locked like the osdev one, so I wrote a new page about object files.

[Combuster]

locked like the osdev one

I see you haven't followed the instructions yet.

[Wajideu]

locked like the osdev one

I see you haven't followed the instructions yet.

I read it. I just haven't gotten around to bothering any moderators about getting editing privileges.

[iansjack]

Yep - you haven't read the instructions (fully). Short attention span?

[iansjack]

There's now a working MediaWiki running under the domain http://www.compdev.net.

Now you see it, now you don't. That didn't last long.

[Wajideu]

There's now a working MediaWiki running under the domain http://www.compdev.net.

Now you see it, now you don't. That didn't last long.

Alright, who's the wise-guy?! I didn't spend an hour and a half writing an article for it to be replaced with some dumbass calculator.