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SovietPony
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SovietPony's crap

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I dont known where place this topic... so i create it here. May be someone will be interested what i do.

Bare Metal BlackBox (bmbb)
This is a port of BlackBox to bare metal x86 PC i.e. without host os. Currently on early stage, without graphics.
Screenshot / Gitweb

BlackBox Chip8 Emulator (bbchip8)
I just learn how to make views in BlackBox... and i make chip8 emulator with debugger and disasm for it. Useless thing.
Screenshot / Tarball

BlackBox ARM Compiler (bbarm)
Yes, i am working on this. Currently implemented almost everything including tagging except LONGINT, REAL and NIL/range/index tests. Pointers not well tested due to kernel not implemented yet. Compiler produce armv7l code and tested on android phone :)
Public beta release expected at the end of year.

BlackBox diffutils (bbdiff)
Clone of diff/patch/diff3 from *nix. Produce and apply unified diffs for BlackBox documents. This will help to support BB forks. Currently in Beta stage, so do not expect ideal code. :)
Screenshot / Gitweb
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SovietPony
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I have a question about DevDiff: how to compare two Views? Currently they always treated as different, but really
most views in sources can be treated as identical.
luowy
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good projects! i will follow you.
SovietPony
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Today i implement patch utility, so i release public beta. :)
Question about how to compare Views still actual.
https://deadsoftware.ru/gitweb?p=bbdiff.git
Josef Templ
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Very interesting and ambitious projects.
How difficult would something like diff3 be given that you already have diff?
Is a 3-way merge also something that is within reach?

- Josef
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I never use diff3 by hands, so i dont known how it works... but i think that diff3 implementation not harder than ordinary diff or patch. I try to implement it later.
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I implement three-way merge (diff3), but i still need to implement Patience Diff Algorithm to produce more quality diffs and conflicts.
Also, i think we can integrate this module into git if make custom diff3 utility.
Josef Templ
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SovietPony wrote:I implement three-way merge (diff3), but i still need to implement Patience Diff Algorithm to produce more quality diffs and conflicts.
Also, i think we can integrate this module into git if make custom diff3 utility.
I am looking forward to that!

- Josef
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I already made dedicated command line tool... well it just fully linked BB with command line interface for DevDiff, so it can be integrated with git. I described how to do it in README.

I have no more time for this tools, i must continue work on bbarm.
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Can someone please change the title of this topic.

I don't know if it is intended to be offensive, but in English it is offensive.
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