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0.23.4: the stub of libSystem lists __bzero for x86_64 - #50
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Clang lowers a zeroing memset to __bzero on this system's x86_64, and this package's objects carry such stores in a release build (src/process.cpp, src/fs.cpp). A link with no SDK, which the stub serves, stopped at `undefined symbol: __bzero', so a release build for x86_64-macos-musl failed for every program. The stub lists the name for x86_64; the program binds it to the system's library when it runs. CI links such a program on Linux, this working tree as the kernel-abi layer of openkal-platform's hosted arrangement, and runs it on an Intel Mac.
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Clang lowers a zeroing memset to __bzero on this system's x86_64, and this
package's objects carry such stores in a release build (src/process.cpp,
src/fs.cpp). A link with no SDK, which the stub serves, stopped at
`undefined symbol: __bzero', so a release build for x86_64-macos-musl failed
for every program. The stub lists the name for x86_64; the program binds it
to the system's library when it runs.
CI links such a program on Linux, this working tree as the kernel-abi layer
of openkal-platform's hosted arrangement, and runs it on an Intel Mac.