Alexander Theißen

If I understand the last post correctly we can have full support on mips32 except for poly1305 which BoringSSL only supports on mips64?

I have the compile_commands.json in my kernel tree root. When I open a file for example mm/zpool.c I have no highlighting. When I enter :CCerror I get: `internal error: cannot...

Maybe it is given up because of clangd which will eventually reach feature parity.

I use cquery mainly for embedded kernel development. It works better than any other tool even with the wrong target and sysroot. I just set some endian defines. Of course...

Nice! I create the `compile_commands.json` without the `command` only with `arguments`. I will fix my script. Still, this is only headers, `--target` and `--gcc-toolchain` is still missing, right?

But only when supplied as extra arguments and not when supplied in `compile_commands.json`, right?

> I don't recall if cquery looks at command, the first value of arguments is supposed to be a compiler, ie, I tried that (with `--check`). Unfortunately it cquery ignores...

> For figuring out the system headers, cquery does take into account --gcc-toolchains, --sysroot and -nostdlib. At least for me this does not work. I have -nostdinc in my arguments...

I agree. emscripten has a huge *.js glue file that does a lot of environment setup. I guess go trough javascript for now. Thanks for your answers.

Very interesting project. Could be used to import any library into rust if it works. But the problem is that the generated Rust code still expects an emscripten environment which...