Also http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1114804
I guess you hadn't noticed that git has a very nice gui.
The Beagleboard has a very friendly and helpful community with mailing list and IRC channel. The Hawkboard is newer and as such doesn't have quite the same following, but you should have no trouble getting help with it…
Will they no longer keep restricted items at the guard station outside the embassy? It's a couple of years since last time I was there.
I think he means C doesn't require a framework or VM of monstrous proportions in order to do its thing.
Amen to that.
True, but there's nothing to say future implementations will not be faster. Adding more execution units is "easy". Fixing an instruction set is not.
That's the point. It's not science.
Also http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1114804
I guess you hadn't noticed that git has a very nice gui.
The Beagleboard has a very friendly and helpful community with mailing list and IRC channel. The Hawkboard is newer and as such doesn't have quite the same following, but you should have no trouble getting help with it…
Will they no longer keep restricted items at the guard station outside the embassy? It's a couple of years since last time I was there.
I think he means C doesn't require a framework or VM of monstrous proportions in order to do its thing.
Amen to that.
True, but there's nothing to say future implementations will not be faster. Adding more execution units is "easy". Fixing an instruction set is not.
That's the point. It's not science.