Chris Hanson
Chris Hanson
Please also file a bug against clang if you can, I think they’d want to know that this information isn’t exposed.
That’s my main question too; no longer generating `.stab*` directives would enable the macOS build to switch off the archaic assembler as well.
Since macOS running on Apple Silicon builds for the `arm64` architecture, this is a semi-dup of #11. However that could also cover (say) Linux, FreeBSD, or NetBSD on arm64.
> My "plan" such as it is, is to first develop an ARMv8 simulator in ccl, followed by changing the compiler so that it can compile to ARMv8 all while...
There’s at least `:clozure`. And it looks like only MCL has `:mcl` in it.
I haven’t really looked at the code; why is that expedient? I’d just assumed MCLIDE was just implemented against CCL, and it was otherwise entirely a front-end to swank.
When building the kernel executable, are any parameters like `-mmacosx-version-min=10.14` passed to the compiler or linker, to indicate that the built product should be compatible with 10.14? (Or 10.13, etc.)
It doesn’t really scatter content all over, it actually enables it to be centralized. For example, you can put CCL in `/opt` and upgrade it as a single unit. The...
How about one more like the old MCL? :)