David Chisnall

Can you see what OpenBSD's C++ runtime (libcxxrt, libsupc++, or libc++abi) links to? It might be statically linked into the C++ standard library (libc++ or libstdc++).

It should still work with the C fallback (clang won't generate `objc_msgSend` calls on PowerPC, it will generate calls to the slower C paths).

I'm a bit confused. With this change, clang generates the right IR for me. The error is coming from C files, where `id` is `struct objc_object*` and so isn't treated...

Normally I'd debug this kind of thing in WinDbg using its time-travel mode: get to the crash, look where the pointer to the faulting address came from, and then run...

Thanks. I'd like to get static linking working, but it hasn't been a priority for me (and I'd really like to add static linking to CI tests to make sure...

From the error, it look as if `libunwind` is being added on static builds now, but that functionality should come from something with a different name on static builds? Or...

This all looks expected. The assembly paths are not provided for PPC (patches very welcome, but I have no knowledge of PPC assembly nor access to hardware to test), and...

Closing - anyone who wants to write some PowerPC assembly can reopen...

Hi, if the author is willing to contribute it then it's probably a good starting point. I think it predates the change to the SpareArray structure though, so it probably...

It also looks as if that's 32-bit only.