Draft: armv7: Add NetBSD support (super WIP turbo draft) - #592
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Draft: armv7: Add NetBSD support (super WIP turbo draft)#592luciusmagn wants to merge 19 commits into
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I discovered two general bugs that should probably be submitted as their own PR, and merged earlier than this, I will look at it later |
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This is a very messy and definitely not ready, although pretty much stable (I have been running CCLSH and other things running on top of CCL for a few weeks on this now) port of CCL to NetBSD, first on ARMv7 since that's what I needed.
It is heavily inspired by reading the existing arm 32bit backend and FreeBSD platform as reference
I am just putting it out there so I can start organizing and cleaning this up, there is a lot of work to be done :)
x86 netbsd would probably be the next best target, haha