peg step in the Makefile properly
Just to document some useless GNU Make trivia I just learned of: apparently, one can use $(RM) in Make and it will default to rm -f. Presumably, this is so one can pass a custom remove program...
Yeah, I definitely had Liminie in mind when suggesting this. I wasn't quite sure of how it would look like, so it still is worth looking at Lanzaboote for loose inspiration.
peg step in the Makefile properly
Since I didn't get a response and I saw no reason not to, I changed the Makefile to the one mentioned in the above conversation.
peg step in the Makefile properly
I'm no GNU Make expert, but these "order-only" source files after | seem weird in general.
peg step in the Makefile properly
Looks like the version I'm using as provided by NixOS is 0.1.20 (a dev branch).
-Dskip-non-native smarter' (#35502) from skip_non_native into master
zig build-exe crash on x86_64 with soft-float enabled
I see how ziglang/zig#31856 is an un-noteworthy duplicate. This one hits an LLVM error, so is there some relevance from the perspective of upstream?
zig2 seems to crash systems using Intel's i5-1135G7 CPUs?
I've definitely tried and failed with:
zig2 seems to crash systems using Intel's i5-1135G7 CPUs?
zig reduce crashes and sets the file to something uninteresting
peg step in the Makefile properly
peg step in the Makefile properly
peg errors
I tried using the zig reduce here (compiles fine btw) with zig reduce true <some Zig file>, which should unconditionally attempt to reduce the source code. (The file I tried was from...
Should there be some test cases to make sure these kind of compile errors don't happen again?