>>477 Aww, look at the cute groski with big sad puppy eyes.
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Cudder !MhMRSATORI2014-12-15 14:48
>>477 There's too much fragmentation and bloaty stuff in the *nix world for UIs, you can just use WINE instead.
>>478 I can't see anything wrong with it from a quick glance, but that's not to say it's bad or good --- just that I don't really have the time at the moment to understand it. However, from how it closes tags, it's probably not HTML5-compliant.
>>479 Do you know British English? I think you'd like it more than English.
>>480 Idiotic use of memory has nothing to do with "portability".
There's too much fragmentation and bloaty stuff in the *nix world for UIs, you can just use WINE instead.
Just use OpenGL ES. Everything supports it and it isn't that bloated, I believe. Will the non-UI stuff be cross-platform at least, so we can build a GUI for Linux based on it?
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Anonymous2014-12-15 16:08
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Anonymous2014-12-15 16:19
>>488 'll be honest, i'm addicted to anal sex with girls and all kind of anal games especially to huge massive gaped assholes hmmmmm!! I also like fucking girls (or womens) ass with huge toys, ass to mouth, double ass-fucking, ass-fisting, prolapse..... . And i'm not ashame for admit it because i love it to much! I also like to fuck with whores especially when they love it in the ass. So girls and womens... if you wanna know more about me or my anal-interests, don't be shy just ask for it i will answer you with pleasure!!
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Hey Cudder, I'm on Linux and I really wanted to use your browser, will you really not develop a GUI for it? You can call X11 directly, if that's such a concern. Or use OpenGL as one person said. Pretty please.
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Anonymous2014-12-16 22:56
Palindrome GET
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Anonymous2014-12-17 0:32
I stole the following code and it tells me >>495 is a LIAR. He didn't get a palindrome as he claims!
module Main
import Decidable.Equality
%default total
data U : List a -> Type where nil : U (List.Nil {a}) one : (x : a) -> U [x] two : (x : a) -> (u : U xs) -> (y : a) -> U (x :: xs ++ [y])
index : (n : Nat) -> Vect k a -> Vect k a -> List a index Z xs ys = [] index (S Z) (x :: xs) (y :: ys) = [x] index (S (S n)) (x :: xs) (y :: ys) = x :: index n xs ys ++ [y] index (S n) [] [] = []
build : (n : Nat) -> (xs : Vect k a) -> (ys : Vect k a) -> U (index n xs ys) build Z xs ys = nil build (S Z) (x :: xs) (y :: ys) = one x build (S (S n)) (x :: xs) (y :: ys) = two x (build n xs ys) y build (S n) [] [] = nil
postulate eq : (xs : List a) -> index (length xs) (fromList xs) (reverse $ fromList xs) = xs
toU : (xs : List a) -> U xs toU xs = replace (eq xs) $ build (length xs) (fromList xs) (reverse $ fromList xs)
data Palindrome : List a -> Type where p0 : Palindrome (List.Nil {a}) p1 : (x : a) -> Palindrome [x] p2 : (x : a) -> (u : Palindrome xs) -> Palindrome (x :: xs ++ [x])
isPalinU : DecEq a => {xs : List a} -> U xs -> Maybe (Palindrome xs) isPalinU nil = Just $ p0 isPalinU (one x) = Just $ p1 x isPalinU (two x u y) with (decEq x y) isPalinU (two x u x) | Yes Refl = p2 x `map` isPalinU u isPalinU (two x u y) | No neq = Nothing
isPalindrome : DecEq a => (xs : List a) -> Maybe (Palindrome xs) isPalindrome xs = isPalinU $ toU xs
partial main : IO () main = do input <- unpack . trim `map` getLine putStrLn $ case isPalindrome input of Just p => "yes" Nothing => "no"
>>489 I don't care about "cross-platform", really. If you want to do it right, you have to write something slightly different for each platform anyway.
>>494 Just use WINE. I'll consider writing something using libxt/xaw after the Win32 version is working...
Cudder would probably prefer you just use windows.
OK.
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Anonymous2014-12-19 10:28
Cudder, how would you feel about hosting the browser (when ready) on KolibriOS's repository and, later on, working on a port for it? I'm almost sure they would like this idea too.
You could email to MenuetOS, since they have also the html decoder done, fully in assembly.
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Anonymous2014-12-19 13:49
The KolibriOS have shown interest on writing a lightweight browser in assembly before. Maybe they'd be interested in helping.
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Anonymous2014-12-19 13:58
>>511 I checked your dubs and have deduced that they are sweet, bro xD
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Anonymous2014-12-19 14:25
YOU KNOW A PROBLEM I REALLY HATE THAT I HAVE WITH MY BROWSER, CUDDER?
WHEN I TYPE "www.bbs.progrider.org/prog" IN MY URL BAR IT TELLS ME THE PAGE IS NOT FOUND! I HAVE TO GO THROUGH ALL THE TROUBLE TYPING "bbs.progrider.org/prog" TO GET THIS PAGE TO LOAD!
YOU SHOULD FIX THIS GLITCH IN YOUR NEW BROWSER, CUDDER, IT IS SOMTHING THAT US POOR CATS WHO CANT GET A BREAK FROM THE TAXES AND THE INS AND OUTS OF DAY TO DAY LIFE SIMPLY CANNOT STAND!
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Anonymous2014-12-19 19:25
unsigned int hash(const char *s){ return strcmp(s, "hash"); }
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Anonymous2014-12-22 17:17
Cudder is a troll, he will never deliver anything.
But this might be a good start for someone interested in the project.
- Hubbub: HTML5 compliant parsing library - LibCSS: CSS parser and selection engine - LibDOM: implementation of the W3C DOM - Libnsbmp: decoding library for BMP and ICO image file formats - Libnsgif: decoding library for the GIF image file format
Just start from there, cleaning those stuff up and adding everything else that's needed (especially javascript and an intuitive and minimal GUI). No need for Assembly.