Hello swift-dev! I'm one of the selected GSoC 2017 students under the Haiku Project [0] and I intend to add Haiku support to the Swift compiler and its standard libraries. [1] Haiku is an open-source operating system that specifically targets personal computing and aims to be a platform that is easy to use and learn for both end-users and developers, whilst retaining BeOS ABI compatibility [2]. My plan is to only support 64 bit Haiku (x86_64-unknown-haiku) for now, 32 bit support is also a possibility but I’m not sure if this will get in the way of Swift’s goals? (IIRC there was a 32 bit Linux port that hasn’t been merged upstream.)
I have already patched the build-script and some other CMakeFiles for initial support in my swift fork, but they are based on the ’swift-3.1-branch' sources [3]. As I plan to cleanup these changes and merge them upstream, should I be targeting my porting efforts to Swift 4 rather than Swift 3.1.1? My final proposal [4] documents the project timeline for executing this porting task. Thanks, Joseph Hill ------------------------------------ [0] https://www.haiku-os.org [1] https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/projects/#5744000681115648 [2] https://www.haiku-os.org/about [3] https://github.com/return/swift/commit/c8253ab3afa238c16ca9389d169c0659dc10b520.diff [4] https://www.dropbox.com/s/hp9z4azdem6gume/Final_Proposal.pdf?dl=0
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