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Through several hours of working with python and my newlib port, getting them to cooperate, and etc, I am proud to say that I have ported python to my operating system!
Below is a screenshot:


Thanks to pcmattman for a lot of help, and the wiki page (which was quite easy to follow).

I hope everyone is doing well.

-JL

Congrats!

Well done. I'm interested to see your project. Have you made the latest offical release?
Nice work, by the way.

Edit: Got it!

Chandra wrote:Well done. I'm interested to see your project. Have you made the latest offical release?
Nice work, by the way.

Edit: Got it!

I'm hoping that the next release will be out within a few months. Once big issue I need to fix is arrow-key handling in ncurses, and re-porting a substantial number of my own programs, but then its only minor issues.

-JL

piranha wrote:I'm hoping that the next release will be out within a few months. Once big issue I need to fix is arrow-key handling in ncurses, and re-porting a substantial number of my own programs, but then its only minor issues.

Good luck. Waiting for the official release...

SeaOS v. 0.1 wrote:How I learned to stop worrying about system crashes and love my computer

Quote of the day!

Hobbes wrote:

SeaOS v. 0.1 wrote:How I learned to stop worrying about system crashes and love my computer

Quote of the day!

I'm glad that didn't go unnoticed. Unfortunately it does crash occasionally...

-JL

Congratulations! Maybe you can port my python recompiler when it's complete

JamesM wrote:Congratulations! Maybe you can port my python recompiler when it's complete

Haha, I'll give it a shot.

-JL

Now try to write an implementation of your own dynamic language, like I'm doing! (or at least trying to do :D)

Break out the champagne