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Why? As far as I know, FreeBSD's system call ABI is supposed to be (relatively) stable. It's a requirement anyway if you want to run jails of a different versio
by EdSchouten 6y ago
Why? As far as I know, FreeBSD's system call ABI is supposed to be (relatively) stable. It's a requirement anyway if you want to run jails of a different version.
- floatboth 6y agoPersonally: because it makes porting to new CPU architectures hell. (The Go assembler is the worst!) I've abandoned the FreeBSD/arm64 port and two other people had to pick it up to finish it. But also: while it's stable, it's not public. IIRC, Go developers were told about this, but decided to ignore. And of course: stop breaking LD_PRELOAD hooks :P