How the Windows Subsystem for Linux Redirects Syscalls

Re:How the Windows Subsystem for Linux Redirects Syscalls by uudecode on Thursday June 09, 2016 @12:54AM (#11867634)

"It was designed to make it easy to write quick, "one-off" programs in C."

OK, so it just so happens this is what I love to do. I like writing small programs and continually trying to improve them.

So I guess I should be a UNIX user?

Is NT not good for this too?

BTW, I do like VMS. But despite the NT kernel, using NT feels nothing like using VMS.

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Re:How the Windows Subsystem for Linux Redirects Syscalls by trentnelson on Thursday June 09, 2016 @01:21AM (#11867698)

I love writing NT-style C-level (no CRT, just pure C and whatever the CNF/Cutler Normal Form style is).

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