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Let's say you pass the `-M blink-mips.elf` flag to apelink, so that your
ape binary will bundle a compressed build of blink, and the shell script
will extract that binary and launch your program under it, if running on
a MIPS system. However, for any given microprocessor architecture, we'll
need a separate loader for each operating system. The issue is ELF OSABI
isn't very useful. As an example, SerenityOS and Linux both have SYSV in
the OSABI field. So to tell their binaries apart we'd have to delve into
various other conventions, like special sections and PT_NOTE structures.
To make things simple this change introduces the `-k OS` flag to apelink
which generate shell script content that ensures `OS` matches `uname -s`
before attempting to execute a loader. For example, you could say:
apelink -k Linux -M blink-linux-arm.elf -M blink-linux-mips.elf \
-k Darwin -M blink-darwin-ppc.elf \
...
To introduce support for old 32-bit architectures on multiple OSes, when
building your cosmo binary.
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| args | ||
| build | ||
| cosmocc | ||
| curl | ||
| decode | ||
| emacs | ||
| hello | ||
| lambda | ||
| net | ||
| plinko | ||
| scripts | ||
| viz | ||
| zsh | ||
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