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> Building too old tcc is probably not super useful for non-x86 arches Ah, true. The list was also more along the lines of "if we implement it and it...

> Is that ever not the case on modern unix systems? I know M2-Planet uses 8 bytes on 64 bit, but that is probably unusual, eg gcc uses 4 bytes...

@cosinusoidally Sorry for the late reply, I've been busy adding features to M2-Planet and forgot to reply. We're almost at the point where we can compile `tcc_1_7` using M2-Planet but...

This is because of how `//` is tokenized. Because of the `// CONSTANT 1` syntax anything after `//` is tokenized like normal. This can be used for a rather fun...

Any reconsideration to this? IMO `subrepo` is a direct improvement upon `subtree` and a very viable alternative/upgrade to `submodule` for almost all (my) use cases. I think the only thing...

Excellent, that's very promising. `git-subrepo` currently works fine for my use, so I don't really have any blocking issues. Is there anything else I can do to help?

It might be, I couldn't find any sort of `EFI_FILE_MODE_APPEND` so I wasn't sure if it was supported.

@fosslinux As far as I understand the `cc_*` compilers only include the `bootstrappable.*` files by manually adding them to the command line (include directives do nothing). With this we would...

I just checked in `M2-Mesoplanet` and it doesn't use any of the `boostrappable` functions. Should all these just be moved out of `M2libc` and into `M2-Planet` instead, possibly into `cc_core.c`?...

> There is also hex2 and M1. Are they using these functions? Hadn't checked the C versions of those since I forgot they existed. They both use `bootstrappable`. That complicates...