Description of the changes applied from a minimal compiler that runs and generates assembly to something that is actually able to compile, interacting with binutils and having a working libgcc.
On a new-to-me ThinkPad T440p, I’ve had the worst time with the TrackPoint.
We are thrilled to announce the release of GNU Mes 0.24, representing 222 commits over one year by four people.
Description of the changes for a minimal RISC-V support in GCC-4.6.4 and how did I reach this point.
Some introduction to ELF as we’ll need to deal with this in the future.
Deep diving into GCC’s internals from the perspective of someone who wants to port GCC for a new architecture.
Using a patch workflow
We are happy to announce the release of GNU Mes 0.23.1, representing 22 commits over one year by four people.
Guix package management as an alternative to using Snap or Flatpak packages
A love story about trust, machine code, hexadecimal notation and weird instruction formats, with an epic unexpected solution coming back from the afterlife.