Back to work on packaging @hare for @fedora, let's see how much I can bang out in a few hours. The resulting artifacts are going to be fairly simple, but not particularly packager friendly. That's a day-2 project.
New cross-compile meta packages for #GNU and #LLVM dependencies.
I've created a convenience script, harex, to switch to non-GNU toolsets. Just set HARE_XCOMPILE_TOOLCHAIN to "llvm". User specified env vars will still be respected.
Spent part of my #RechageDay at #AMD looking at bootstrapping #TinyCC 0.9.26 from #GNUMes on #x86_64 architecture. And thanks to #Mes mantainer @janneke for his help with debugging various issues. We can now build initial #tcc binary and it can even run some simple commands such as --help or -vv.
Unfortunately, we still hit some critical bugs when trying to use this tcc binary to rebuild itself but hopefully we are not far now.
And to think, Alpha EV7z peaked at 1.3 GHz, and a top-binned Itanium Poulson, err, Kittson peaked at 2.66 GHz, and here an old and slow i5 is now well past both at 3.4 GHz. (Yes, I am well aware of the perils of comparing clock speeds across disparate architectures, but thanks for mentioning that.)