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Technically, you can avoid depending on Perl and Go (which are used to generate some assembly code) but you still need C++ toolchain to build most of the Boring
by ilammy 6y ago
Technically, you can avoid depending on Perl and Go (which are used to generate some assembly code) but you still need C++ toolchain to build most of the BoringSSL.
It is still possible to [make Mundane] link against system's OpenSSL. However, that's a bit different set of worms to locate it, auto-generate working FFI bindings, etc.
- sitkack 6y agoCouldn't the assembly code be generated with constexpr?