07:55 <freemint> good morning

07:58 <Regenaxer> Hi freemint

08:08 <freemint> my disassembler is at good level of abstraction. I even added stuff so might turn it into an emulator. Now the only remaining stuff is data entry - sigh

08:11 <freemint> also the kernel i want to port is in better shape than i expected, nice and modular. sadly the reference docs did not include an implementation under the SH (from which J-Core is derived)

08:12 <freemint> Regenaxer are you more back in schedule then you were a few weeks ago?

08:17 <freemint> (you told me you were way behind)

08:23 <Regenaxer> even more behind

08:25 <Regenaxer> Probably a whole year

08:31 <freemint> oww so me bugging you less did not help?

08:32 <Regenaxer> No, helped a lot! ;)

08:36 <freemint> razzy did i talk with you over Hutter?

08:36 <freemint> also good morning

08:38 <razzy> freemint: yes :] good morning :]

08:39 <razzy> what did he do this time?

08:54 <freemint> I came across some paper which puts some dampers on Hutters claims. The main result is that predictors and compressors as long as they remain computable can not become "universally good" and that there isn't any definition of universal prediction that work s. That simplicity and compressability can not be assumed to be linked in a usefull way. philsci-archive.pitt.edu/14486/7/proeffin.pdf

09:01 <razzy> how hardcore are those "dampers"?

09:02 <razzy> thx, anyway :)

19:51 <freemint> Regenaxer tankf33der razzy rob_w Rick42 the kernel i port to J-Core is the one used in the Hayabusa 2 space mission which was successful: (source: T-Kernel http://www.spaceflightinsider.com/missions/solar-system/mips-space-inside-jaxas-hayabusa-2-mission-asteroid-rendezvous/ )

19:52 <freemint> quote from the article: Hayabusa-2 is one of the many JAXA missions to use the MIPS64-based HR5000 processor. A good motivation for us to use the chip is the T-Kernel, an open source real-time operating system based on the latest release of TRON.

19:56 <rob_w> sounds awesome

19:56 <razzy> tron rules

19:59 <razzy> i have idea for lisp realtime scheduler. which ,might be very close to TRON system :]

20:01 <rob_w> well i would i already love is its name .. i love that movie for so long now .. bring it on

20:03 <freemint> razzy i doubt that but I if you tell me i can compare it with the specs

20:06 <freemint> rob_w yes the name is cool and the initiator claims to have come up with the name himself. Both appeared roughly

20:07 <razzy> freemint: did you bought that?

20:07 <razzy> i mean, documentation

20:08 <freemint> the spec is free, the reference implementation too. you just got to agree to a freeish license

20:08 <razzy> ah

20:08 <freemint> or download it from my repo

20:09 <freemint> https://gitlab.com/t-kernel-j-core/porting/blob/master/sources/

20:09 <freemint> most stuff should be in this folder

20:11 <razzy> thx, always wanted to look at their scheduler and networking :]

20:28 <razzy> freemint if you have pointer on comm documentation or scheduler documentation, it will be appreciated