the example "master/packages/clang" is no more on page?

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example "master/packages/clang" is no more on page?

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on your website: https://github.com/hmage/norm the link in To see a more complex example, take a look at how clang is built.

how clang is built. -> "https://github.com/hmage/norm/blob/master/packages/clang"

and also in the readme on gh the link to clang-example https://github.com/hmage/norm/blob/master/packages/clang seems no longer doesnt work.

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anotation:

great tool!

try to use it with jor1k on 1st try it fails with "Error: your compiler can't compile!"

but it seems it causes by other reason:

bash-4.3$ norm install mc                                                       
Testing if cc compiles '#define _GNU_SOURCE                                     
#include <stdio.h>                                                              
int main() { printf("Hello, world!\n");; return 0;}' ... no                     
[02/Nov/2021:10:24:36 +0000] [norm] Error: your compiler can't compile!         
[02/Nov/2021:10:24:37 +0000] [norm] Check that your have it installed correctly 

bash-4.3$ # so we copy&paste your test-cc-string in a file ts1.cc
bash-4.3$ cat ts1.cc                                                            
#define _GNU_SOURCE                                                             
#include <stdio.h>                                                              
int main() { printf("Hello, world!\n");; return 0;}                             

bash-4.3$ # and now compile with jor1k-onboard gcc, without errors                                     
bash-4.3$ gcc ts1.cc; a.out                                                     
ts1.cc:1:0: warning: "_GNU_SOURCE" redefined                                    
 #define _GNU_SOURCE                                                            
 ^                                                                              
<command-line>:0:0: note: this is the location of the previous definition  
Hello, world!                                                                   
bash-4.3$ 

so I next try to read the c-lang example, like is your suggestion :)

CU