Henrik Stoerner <user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid> wrote:
I don't know if it's just you or the HP-UX environment you're using,?
I don't think it's me, or at least don't hope so. I am not a pro on porting systems. I am just doing this as a hobby, since I lost my job and "took" 2 obsolete HP-UX servers with me home. I was running BB at work and bbgen (could it have been 2.1.15?).
But I never felt very well with the BTF-license. But we were using BB internally at the IT-department for internal systems.
I very much appreciate Hobbit and hopefully it could be more than a hobby.
I have been working with computers in 30 years. Started to learn Algol on a DataSaab D21. Then COBOL on IBM 360/65. (Also learnt PL/1, APL, Assembler and Databus) All programs were on punched cards.
I would very much like to learn C but when I read void I think this I have to avoid.
Well that was a little bit about me.
Regards
Lars
PS do you want to know about my computersystem just ask
Hobbithobbyist
"If you run UNIX and you don't have a UPS, you should see a psychiatrist...."
--Byte Magazine (years ago)