Moose Requirements & LLL followup [djg21]
Michael David WINIKOFF
winikoff@mulga.cs.mu.OZ.AU
Mon, 3 May 93 10:40:41 EST
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> In Message <9305020505.12947@mulga.cs.mu.OZ.AU> ,
> Michael David WINIKOFF <winikoff@mulga.cs.mu.oz.au> wrote:
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> However, the GUI is also optional, as stated.
Yes but they go together -- a mouse should be optional BUT NOT IF YOU'RE USING
A GUI.
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> Substitute "pointing device" for "mouse" in the GUI case, and I
> will agree. We should also keep touch screens and tablets and such
> in mind.
Sure.
>
> However, there would be a certain advantage of having a manufacturer
> produce a single LLL distribution and allow the user to run it on the
> hardware platform platform of his choosing. Otherwise, the user is at
> the mercy of the manufacturer's whims on supported hardware.
Yes. Sure. Having the compiler and a make-like facility built into the OS
is baroque though (IMHO).
> Personally, I think this is a moot point since I think it very
> unlikely that many, if any, software manufacturers will be writing
> software for MOOSE.
Unfortunately. So much for ANSI MOOSE ... :-)
> A class that generates other classes as output.
>
> portable. If anyone is interested in Ellie, you can FTP several
> papers on it from ftp.diku.dk:/pub/diku/dists/ellie/papers.
Will do. I'll get back to you when I've had the time to read this.
Michael
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Michael Winikoff winikoff@cs.mu.oz.au
Computer science honours. University of Melbourne, Australia.