Alex Rønne Petersen

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icon company @vezel-dev @ziglang icon location Denmark icon location Currently writing open source software for @vezel-dev and @ziglang. Previously worked on @mono for @xamarin and @microsoft.

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add support for targeting glibc 2.40

~~Probably would be good to merge #20944 before this is done, if possible.~~ Done.

Replace DownloadSourceStep with the package manager

@Beyley are you still able to repro https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/20313 with Zig master? I just tried switching to Zig master on my repro project and it [seems to work](https://github.com/alexrp/zig-20313-repro/actions/workflows/build.yml).

zig build: add env_map entries to hash for Step.Run

Yeah, I don't think this necessarily needs to block the PR considering how much of an edge case it is. IIUC, it seems like the worst case scenario is that...

zig build: add env_map entries to hash for Step.Run

Follow-up filed at #23366.

`std.os.linux`: A handful of random porting fixes, mostly for `armeb` and `thumbeb`

This is properly ready for review now.

`std.os.linux`: A handful of random porting fixes, mostly for `armeb` and `thumbeb`

Rebased after #20725 was merged (tiny conflict in `std.os.linux.tls`). No functional changes, and CI was [green](https://github.com/ziglang/zig/actions/runs/10038451491) prior in case we want to avoid wasting another full CI run on this.

std.Target.Query: Fix `parse` test on ABIs like `gnueabi`, `gnuabi64`, etc.

The issue is that the resulting Zig triple *can't* become `*-*-gnueabi`; there is simply not enough information provided for `zigTriple()` to determine whether it should return `gnu`, `gnuabi64`, `gnueabi`, etc...

std.Target.Query: Fix `parse` test on ABIs like `gnueabi`, `gnuabi64`, etc.

That works too I suppose. Although with #20690 accepted, the "API" component of the target becomes just `gnu` anyway, so in that light, perhaps it makes sense to take the...

`glibc`: Define `_IO_stdin_used` in start code and reference it in stub asm.

@kubkon I updated the PR with a more detailed comment explaining why I'm making it unconditionally emit the reference regardless of target arch/ABI.

`glibc`: Define `_IO_stdin_used` in start code and reference it in stub asm.

> I don't get it. The symbol is both provided in the static libc_nonshared.a as well as a dynamic reference to libc.so? The symbol is *defined* in `Scrt1.o` and *referenced*...