LowByteFox
LowByteFox
You would have to patch electron for it to work, electron itself was removed from ports and is no longer maintained -> [commit](https://github.com/openbsd/ports/commit/8e04eda16fc1193ab508f2f3b0f74707a7890e6b)
This looks rather interesting, I do want to improve my programming skills in general, code generation and things like that. I'm sure it would be a fun task for me...
No, rewrite to C
Unsure if someone mentioned it, but for BSD binary releases, be aware that each release, the respective BSD may not be ABI compatible let's say between OpenBSD 7.6 to 7.7...
> You're talking about the compiler or something else? yes, the compiler binary releases, the standard library should be fine
> The compiler should utilize the Sea of Nodes algorithm; that would make it competitively performant without relying on GCC/LLVM/QBE. Yes, but wouldn't say that's always the case Look at...
for example having something like: ```cpp module foo @if(!$feature(XYZ)); import thirdparty; ``` when I have feature `XYZ` enabled, the imports still end up getting analyzed even tho the code is...
Seems to be working fine, this should be sufficient.
I could possibly take a look at this issue, maybe try and help but for that I'll need OpenBSD-current and I have OpenBSD-7.6 I could perform `sysupgrade -s` but only...
Okay, so far there is an issue with `zig_yaml` which can be easily fixed by letting `zig build` crash, and then edit the `build.zig` from the cache and remove this...