will be "without GDE, LXDE or KDE." Apologise for the inadvertent error.with GDE, LXDE or KDE.
I would apologise to disagree. Otherwise, there wouldn't have been JavaOS or jOS. Maybe, people are just happy to maintain the status quo with so many C (and C++ for KDE) systems programmers are smoothly maintaining the GNU-Linux and the Android OS.Campbell Ritchie wrote:Java® was never intended to be an operating system language; some other languages were, particularly C.
There is! And that is the C programming language and GDE, KDE, LXDE, etc., at runlevel 5 and a host of packages to choose from and run.Matt Wong wrote:... Maybe there's something already existing you could use...
I wanted to use a Java based OS to ensure myself that Java has all that is required for a programming language.
Rajiban wrote: ... direct me to different ways of writing Object Constructors and a good online Java book that has every aspects covered. I know about the Java Complete Reference 9th edn, by Herbert Schildt but I would wait for some more time for an alternative, as the printed book is a bit expensive to buy. ...
Rajib Ban wrote:"What requirements?", to me Java appears more intuitive, fault-tolerant and problem-free than C. But C has fulfilled all of my criteria for a programming language, from building an OS to creating user-level packages.
Matt Wong wrote: ... No, what you're askin for isn't possible, at least not the way you want it to ...
I wrote: I dropped the wish as soon as I read your post.
on 8/20/2017 at 3:14:53 AM. I may take this up at a future time, if deemed relevant then.Matt Wong wrote:... Writing a new system-level subsystem would require to write a new toolkit from ground up - so you can't re-use any already existing in Java. ...
As I wrote: ... direct me to different ways of writing Object Constructors and a good online Java book that has every aspects covered. I know about the Java Complete Reference 9th edn, by Herbert Schildt but I would wait for some more time for an alternative, as the printed book is a bit expensive to buy ...
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