dusk-fun

commit 453bd2cd6ff99c314cacef9c5ec87713879df61e
Author: alex wennerberg <alex@alexwennerberg.com>
Date:   Sat, 29 Apr 2023 13:48:03 -0400

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+Dusk OS ports + tools
+=====================
+
+Experimenting with Dusk OS
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+int helloworld() {
+   printf("Hello, World!");
+   return 0;
+}
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+\ Getting started with Dusk OS coming from unix
+\ 
+\ When I booted up Dusk OS, my first question was: how do I navigate the fileystem? How do I read/edit files?
+\ Here's how to translate from unix to Dusk OS and get started. 
+\ You can use these words or just read them to understand
+
+\ Takes no args, operates on current directory
+: ls curpath :listdir ;
+
+\ postfix: p" .." cd
+: cd Path :chdir ;
+
+\ Reading files with ged. It's vi-like
+\ We need to import the text editor
+\ f<< text/ed.fs
+\ f<< text/ged.fs
+\ If you want this on boot, you can add those lines to init.fs
+\ f" init.fs" vi
+: vi edload ged ;
+\ save with edsave
+
+\ q to quit. see doc/text/ged.txt for full docs
+
+\ Compile a C program using Dusk C from a unix environment
+
+\ put hello.c in fs
+\ run make
+\ import the following:
+\ f<< comp/c/cc.fs
+\ f<< comp/c/lib.fs
+\ cc<< hello.c
+\ helloworld -> should print "Hello, World!"