All the formatting is set up for bloggers who predominatly write code and code snippets. Code color highlighting built in, ready pages to store archive source code, like everyone gets a personal github. Then connect the coding blogs, according to license, subject, language, layer, dependencies.
What am i doing on IO manager? Nothing more than post a rough draft of the code with a coule of stubs. Otherwise I noticed that my blogger page mangles the huffman code, so I repaired that it is untested. So I am inching along with xchars, console loop and io manager.
Also I been snippet collecting, and, like I said, we really need to get bash up as a new engine, lot of good stuff in those bash scripts and very popular. The other snippets I grab are completed college assignments, in c, on using all the linux facilities, all mast if which are useable by console loop for inter snippet coordination. For example, I want to spawn an IO manager as a thread. The entry points are a no brainer for that, threadable snippets never leave their Init call, and console loop can easily create an exec command with spawn enabled. We make sure to check any exit from execcommand to see if it is a join, and thread shut down. Otherwise, the snippet thread and its partners need to set up a mutext to share args list, xchars does that it in a couple of lines of code.
One person, but very soon I expect to get on github, or somewhere else, and see the idea brazenly stolen, and enough cuntnpaste from me as one needs. Then I can become tester, permanently, let the pros manage the code. Just make sure we always target snippet authors, snippet codes, and write in snippet style.
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