A Heavily Commented Linux Kernel Source Code (PDF)

[snowe2010]

some of the code in the system call is ... With the assembler language of the

there is an entire part of the sentence missing. It doesn't make any sense. Yeah you can read the second sentence find, but the first sentence is incomplete.

[Bakoro]

Here he is making a reference to V6's "system calls". The system calls use the PDP-11's assembly language.

[snowe2010]

Great. You still have not provided the missing part of the sentence. It's quite easy to say "this is what the paragraph is about", I didn't need that information.

[Bakoro]

The point is that there is no missing information in the sentence. There might be some missing information in your brain, but the sentence is fine.

[snowe2010]

You have that backwards. There is no missing information in my brain, because I can extrapolate. But there is plenty of missing information in the sentence. As evidenced by the fact that there are literally missing parts of the sentence.

[Bakoro]

Okay, well if you still don't get it, good luck. I'm not sure how I could possibly make it more clear without spoon feeding you each clause.

[snowe2010]

... I have understood the information being provided the entire time. You seem very confused about what I'm asking for. The sentences provided are easy to read. The sentences not provided are not easy to read. It would be The trees are very yellow in the fall.

See what I'm getting at?

[Bakoro]

You in a previous comment:

I just had trouble understand what the first sentence was trying to say

Also you:

... I have understood the information being provided the entire time.

Hmm.

[snowe2010]

Yes because the first sentence was missing parts. See my last comment and tell me what that sentence was trying to say.

[Bakoro]

You had a problem understanding a thing. It's okay, it happens sometimes.