Originally Posted by
awsdert
If you're planning a kernel replacement for unix why bother with hiding parts of the source code? All those ..... just make people think you're planning this to be private code. Anyways as side note I think the best way to protect against future time errors is to use a pointer to allocated memory, I been making a bignum project based on the ALU so you could just plug that in and let that handle the complicated stuff, on the other hand it IS slower than simply incrementing a counter and checking once a day if it needs to be reallocated (be sure to have 1 more node than using at least) and passing over to ALU when you need to do complex math for obtaining years, months, days etc.