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Welcome to the future, Part I #776

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@vyzo vyzo commented Sep 2, 2023 •
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This advances the state of the toolchain to the promised land.

Action Items:

Part II:

  • integrate gambit as a submodule

Part III:

  • update documentation

Deep Future:

  • support user shared libraries; unfortunately this seems impossible with current gambit, as it only supports chained libraries and no trees.

vyzo added 9 commits August 31, 2023 15:13
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libgerbil as a shared library
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build and use libgerbil as an .so when --enable-shared
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update documentation about libgergil.so
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set rpath for dynhamically linked executables
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The Gerbil Universal Binary, aka BACH
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This takes us halfway to deep integration; we now have a universal
gerbil binary, which links and initializes the expander/compiler and
it is capable of acting as any gerbil tool with a softlink.

We only depend on gsi in bootstreap (boot-gxi), which gets as far as
building bach. After that, the snake eats its tail.
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fix variable name for consistency
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fix CI build
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some cosmetic improvements
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and better handling of --lang argument in gxi
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rename gxlink to libgerbil-link
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RIP dynamic exe stubs
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- The restriction on (formerly known as) static binaries is lifted;
  the expander and compiler are now included in libgerbil.
- With that restriction lifted, dynamic executable stubs are no longer
  needed and are unceremoniously removed. We just have executables now.
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@vyzo vyzo force-pushed the welcome-to-the-future branch from 65236c5 to ef73d6c Compare September 2, 2023 11:44
@drewc drewc self-assigned this Sep 2, 2023
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@drewc drewc marked this pull request as ready for review September 2, 2023 20:47
@vyzo vyzo changed the title Welcome to the future Welcome to the future, Part I Sep 3, 2023
@vyzo vyzo merged commit 19fb689 into master Sep 3, 2023
@vyzo vyzo deleted the welcome-to-the-future branch September 3, 2023 06:22
@vyzo vyzo added this to the Gerbil18 milestone Sep 3, 2023
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