lang/asmc: rescind maintainership This port was an experiment to make assembly code in lzma work. It turns out that a different, less hacky assembler does the trick, too. If someone else wishes to pick up this port and finish the porting effort (probably needs some touchups to the structure definitions so it runs better) it would be greatly appreciated.39db1df0ed
Port details
lang/asmc2.37.94
Masm compatible assembler
- Maintainer
- ports@FreeBSD.org
- Packages
- asmc 2.37.94
- Upstream
- Higher version available: 2.39.07
- CPE
- none, CVEs only via VuXML
- WWW
- https://github.com/nidud/asmc/
- Links
- cgit · VuXML
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Commits (3)
lang/asmc: update to 2.37.94 Changelog: https://github.com/nidud/asmc/commits/639f195c7a155e7436cae1ea94097e5baaf40ec58af7b16c5e
lang/asmc: Masm compatible assembler Asmc is a slow-burning attempt of making a functional programming language out of assembly. It supports AVX-512 instructions (Masm v14) but the Version macro is currently set to v10. The assembler is written in assembly and is open source under the GNU General Public License. It runs on Windows and Linux. NOTE: this assembler is written in assembly and has its own structure definitions for Linux that it uses when it builds itself. While these are wrong on FreeBSD, the set of library calls it does is small and only readdir() and sigaction() seem to possibly diverge. However, this does not seem to cause any observable problems when using asmc to build the LZMA SDK on amd64, though there is a crash on i386 I need to investigate further. WWW: https://github.com/nidud/asmccdf6e05ac0