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 No.2553

The old programming thread is about 9 years old, and hasn't been updated in months. I know /silicon/ is a slow board, but I'd like to make a second programming thread to talk about what newer projects sushis are doing/finding interest in.

 No.2555

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#0...100 loop
#register = 0
#register += 1
#print number
## if register value !>100 jump
.data
.text
main:
li $t1, 0
#begin label countloop
countloop:
add $t1, $t1, 1
li $v0, 1
add $a0, $t1, 0
syscall
blt $t1, 100, countloop
#end 
li $v0, 10
syscall

I am learning mips assembly because PS2 games use this and it'd be useful for getting a deeper understanding of the console. Started small with a function that prints numbers from 1 to 100. nothing impressive but i eventually want to get further into this

 No.2556

I'm considering learning C/C++. Should be interesting… I want to contribute to some open source projects

 No.2562

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who's doing advent of code this year?

 No.2567

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>>2553
working on NAND2TETRIS. I'm not a programmer by trade so it's been a challenge.

 No.2568

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Glad to see there's someone else here on new years day lol. I always feel weird being on these kinds places rather than out and about.

I've been looking at XDP for a while now, and I have an end goal of implementing TCP/IP from "scratch" in userspace using it. A lot of time so far has been spent on figuring out *how* it works, documentation on it is surprisingly sparse, vague, wrong, or incomplete, and don't even get me started on all of the "docs" that just tell you to use libxdp (which is itself lacking in documentation).

I also started working on a write up about AF_XDP. I'm hoping to publish it as a complete reference on the API soon.

 No.2570

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>>2568
oh definitely feel free to update how your project goes! Networking is what i do outside of programming. the 802 standards are your friend btw that's how everyone programs networking. ganbatte!!

 No.2571

>>2570
Thanks, will do! I'm definitely very excited about it. Part of inspired me to do this actually is that I got an internship this summer working on a research project relating to TSN (specifically 802.1Qbv), and I guess I kind of got the bug. I just graduated and got an unrelated swe job, but I always liked networking and I'm trying to build up a portfolio to hopefully switch to something relating to it. Hope is that I get into some networking software engineer position (I have my eyes on a specific company).

Do you mind if I ask what you do specifically in networking?



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