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Hi, this is an amazing project. I was wondering if you could add support for Plan9? We have NPE, the Native Porting Environment, it eases porting of SDL-based software, with this, a lot of projects work and compile after just changing a few assumptions about environment variables and default file paths + creating a mkfile.
Porting to 9front would be a great project for someone who is already well-versed in the OS — I have zero experience with it myself, although I generally view Plan 9 favorably even though I've never used it.
It would take a significant effort for me to get comfortable with the OS in a VM before I could even start with porting Lagrange, so I can't commit to doing this now, but perhaps I'll have more free time in the future.
Oh well, thanks for not scrapping the idea entirely. Plan 9 is radically different from any Unix/Unix-clone out there. If I make some progress on this, I'll report back here. Thanks for your consideration.
Hi, this is an amazing project. I was wondering if you could add support for Plan9? We have NPE, the Native Porting Environment, it eases porting of SDL-based software, with this, a lot of projects work and compile after just changing a few assumptions about environment variables and default file paths + creating a
mkfile
.NPE's git9 page
NOTE: 9front is amazing and has support for all kinds of hardware. I am running it in my laptop, you can test changes in a VM or run it baremetal :)
EDIT:
Here are some resources, and places with ports to commonly used Unix-land libraries
git host centered around plan9/9front/9legacy
the contrib page for original plan9, it contains many ports such as
X11
. Outdated but still very usefulplan9 forth-edition papers
9front manual pages
9front's "Frequently Questioned Answers"
9front's w.i.p wiki
I can help with testing changes if needed. I'm not good with C, and I don't understand complex stuff such as
cmake
, but I can do my part too :)Anyways, thanks! Awesome project.
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