Wolfgang Thaller

Adobe Photoshop (early versions) was one notable program that used MacApp. Metrowerks PowerPlant seems to have been released under a BSD license (https://sourceforge.net/projects/open-powerplant/) - I don't know about the others....

No concrete plan yet. It's not trivial; for PPC PEF support, I'm reusing a lot of GCC's AIX support, as PowerPC PEF was originally based on IBM's AIX ABI. PEF...

Well, it doesn't pay to modify the newlib-provided header files to provide only the exact subset of system calls currently provided by libretro.

The implementation of unix system calls is quite minimal at the moment. It's enough to allocate memory, and to do console output. File IO is not yet supported. Contributions welcome....

apparently, 603 is the default, inherited from gcc for AIX, I assume. It seems to be easy to change.

This sounds like an interesting challenge... Let's assume it's the compiler toolchain's fault for now - though *theoretically*, it could also be global constructor code from the library that is...

I think the warning is harmless, and we should therefore try to get rid of it. theory/explanation: the ELF files specify that some code or data can be 'read, written...

That's an interesting... consequence. I guess that %a5 is reserved as a fixed register, but it's not actually considered 'used', so it doesn't get saved & restored. GCC seems to...

The main benefits of using segments are: * segments are loaded on-demand the first time a function from the segment is called * consequently, we can save memory for cases...

First, it should be possible to link in a different malloc implementation on top of libretro, If you define your own malloc, that should replace the libretro one. Also note...