Terry A. Davis and his HolyC language has inspired CJIT (scripting in C)

[Knajjd]

TempleOS was designed by Terry Davis to be the Third Temple in Jerusalem. His work has not been forgotten and continues to influence and inspire many programmers such as those who have developed CJIT.


"inspired by Terry Davis (HolyC), CJIT brings the power of Just-In-Time execution to C programming."
Source:

CJIT - C, Just in Time!

CJIT is a lightweight, free and open source C interpreter that lets you run C code instantly, without needing to build it first. Made by Dyne.org

dyne.org

Wiki page for TempleOS (written in HolyC):

TempleOS - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

A very nice and thoughtful remix of his chip tune.

 

[proudweeb]

terry is based af, my role model

I like to tool around with operating systems (and the BIBLE)

 

[Knajjd]

I like to tool around with operating systems (and the BIBLE)

Those copes will never get old.

 

[nazianime]

MIT niggers on suicide watch, can't do math.

 

[InsidiousKoala]

MIT niggers on suicide watch, can't do math.

 

[ext4]

TempleOS was designed by Terry Davis to be the Third Temple in Jerusalem. His work has not been forgotten and continues to influence and inspire many programmers such as those who have developed CJIT.


"inspired by Terry Davis (HolyC), CJIT brings the power of Just-In-Time execution to C programming."
Source:

CJIT - C, Just in Time!

CJIT is a lightweight, free and open source C interpreter that lets you run C code instantly, without needing to build it first. Made by Dyne.org

dyne.org

Wiki page for TempleOS (written in HolyC):

TempleOS - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

A very nice and thoughtful remix of his chip tune.

Nice , i was just looking at the source code and found kilo.c it was a lightweight text editor built by redis creator antirez i never thought i would see it get used in projects like this