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One of my main complaints about the BSDs is that they include the entire source trees for LLVM/clang and GCC. It seems like it's the only way for them to mainta
by phendrenad2 4y ago
One of my main complaints about the BSDs is that they include the entire source trees for LLVM/clang and GCC. It seems like it's the only way for them to maintain the two golden BSD rules: "You shall have in your codebase everything needed to build a complete BSD system" and "You shall run on at least 30 or 40 different CPU architectures". I wish git submodules were more modular(!), so I could clone OpenBSD and LLVM/gcc would be an replaceable submodule, and instead drop in something like smallc.