Hi all,
With Herman, who did an impressive work with elf
support, we recently added many new *BSD ports.
Today, I recompiled mob and ran tests on all
platforms I can connect to.
I’m glad to share with you the most recent list
of known ports and their status.
Committers, a you can see, you can’t assume that
the world resumes to Linux and gcc on x64. Please take care
to not break those ports which take an age to compile and
verify.
OS | cpu | Compilers | Status
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
Linux | arm | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok
| arm64 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok
| riscv | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok
| x64 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok
| x86 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok (on real
PIII!!)
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
FreeBSD | arm64 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok
| x64 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
NetBSD | arm64 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok a clang lib
fails
| x64 | gcc/clang/tcc | Ok (only tcc
static)
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
OpenBSD | arm64 | gcc/clang | Ok
| x64 | gcc/clang | Ok
| x86 | gcc/clang | Ok
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
macOS | x64 | clang/tcc | Ok (only tcc
static)
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
Windows | x64 | gcc/tcc | Ok (Cygwin
build)
| x86 | gcc/tcc | Ok (Cygwin
build)
--------+-------+---------------+-----------------------
?? | c67 | ?? | No info
Grischka, I think it worse to move 0.9.27 to
something bigger. Wdyt?
Christian
P.S. I’d love to see tcc on macOS big sur M1, any
volunteers?