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Sounds very similar in its approach to magic or hiding as golang. Also the no libc approach is similar, although I believe go was forced to use libc on the BSDs
by MobiusHorizons 5mo ago
Sounds very similar in its approach to magic or hiding as golang. Also the no libc approach is similar, although I believe go was forced to use libc on the BSDs and maybe osx due to the syscall interface not being a stable public interface on those targets
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- keepamovin 5mo agoYes i believe call codes in assembly do change between some major macOS versions, but that's okay. So far I think it's only using 20 syscalls, and works from iirc v15 up (macOS). For windows we're hitting the stable layer, and I'm not interested in BSD rn - cannot even run standard chrome on bsd, iirc.