As someone who works in embedded systems in a horrible train-wreck of C++,
I second this heartily.
On Thu, Dec 19, 2024 at 7:02 AM Cyber Fonic wrote:
> I admire the cross-compilation capabilities of Plan9. Compared to gcc and
> Clang, Plan9 C compilers appeal to my sense of aesthetics. There are
I admire the cross-compilation capabilities of Plan9. Compared to gcc and
Clang, Plan9 C compilers appeal to my sense of aesthetics. There are some
utilities that I would like to port to browser environments and I am loath
to use plan9port sources and thus wrangle with gcc, etc.
I totally concur w
Just wanted to note that in addition (and with the help of) Richard Miller's
work on riscv, I was able to import the userspace portions for riscv into
9front. The result of that work is not merged (there has yet to be someone that
has put in the work to write a 9front kernel for riscv) however t
> Does anybody know of any implementation of Plan9 C compiler targeting WASM ?
I don't think there is one. I found a project that claims to be a WebAssembly
port of Plan9 not long time ago: https://github.com/xphung/plan9_webasm, and
they used Emscripten. If you want a Plan9 C compiler targeting
> On a related note: I believe there was some work being done to target
> RISC-V. I can't remember who or where it was located.
The riscv (ia/ic/il) and riscv64 (ja/jc/jl) toolchain is available in 9legacy
Also can be built from sources/contrib/miller/riscv.tar
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Is there a version of ken-cc that can be used as an
alternative C compiler to compile regular old code
on Linux?
Thanks,
Arnold
"Daniel Maslowski via 9fans" <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
> Regarding RISC-V:
> Richard Miller did the port, and there is also an updated kencc. Michael
> Engel has it her
Regarding RISC-V:
Richard Miller did the port, and there is also an updated kencc. Michael
Engel has it here, also referencing Richard's work:
https://github.com/michaelengel/kencc-cross
On Sun, 15 Dec 2024, 15:46 Cyber Fonic, wrote:
> My Google-fu is not coming up with any definitive results.
>
My Google-fu is not coming up with any definitive results.
Does anybody know of any implementation of Plan9 C compiler targeting WASM ?
On a related note: I believe there was some work being done to target
RISC-V. I can't remember who or where it was located.
Appreciate any references or comment
