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Subject: How to help the developers of FreeBSD that coding in the lowest level
 of computer programming that is used in the development of FreeBSD?
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Hello everyone

I intend to develop a project based on FreeBSD that has the best quality
possible , encoding until even in the lower level of programming of
computers that currently is possible to encode, if the lowest level of
 programming of computers that is possible to encode currently is the
microcode, try to encode in microcode, else, I try in encode binary code,
else, try to encode in hex code ...

But I not created this thread to discuss about the lower level of
programming of computers that is possible to encode currently .

I intend to help even the developers of FreeBSD that coding in the lowest
level of computer programming that is used in the development of FreeBSD
developing in the lowest level of computer programming that is used in the
development of FreeBSD.

How to help the developers of FreeBSD that coding in the lowest level of
computer programming that is used in the development of FreeBSD?