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Rewritting the GNU + Linux kernel in Haskell; minus the Poettering parts

Trying my hand at Gameboy programming.

>doing X platform programming
>wrapping X platform and doing what you usually do
What do you aim to do?

succesfully wrote a graphics driver and memory manager for Gnu Turd, going to write the first game where you are an indian running from evil poos and you gotta trick them into falling into a loo

What is the best algorithm for sorting a doubly linked list, gee? Someone asked me days ago. I have my humble opinion but I want yours.

Eventually plan on doing a roguelike or some shit on it. Also, getting bank switching set up on this bitch is a pain in the neck. Documentation is shit for gbdk, and everybody's hosting their own fucking forks on github because the developer basically gave up.

>sorting a doubly linked list
>linked list
>sorting
>using a linked list
>any year
I don't have an opinion on it. If I ever need to sort it I don't make it a linked list. (or the structure I'm using is sorted by sorting references to the list)

>sorting references to the list
Wut? How is that better and what does that even mean?

merge sort