Initial FreeBSD port of Foundation. #141
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does FreeBSD have malloc_size? I was under the impression that it was similar to linux in that it defined malloc_usable_size instead.
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neat! overall this looks pretty decent of an initial |
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After I get this working (there are still some build failures), I'll try running the test and try to set up a buildbot for this (but I think we're still away from it). |
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In general we are happy to take portability diffs. This one will take me a bit to review but I have no problem merging it in. The only caveat is as @phausler mentioned - we may in the future take PRs or make changes ourselves which cause this port to fail to build or work correctly, since we are not testing it directly ourselves. |
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I see, thanks. That's why I'm trying to upstream the bits ASAP so once I'm done with the porting I can setup a buildbot myself to catch failures. But at this point, I'm fine with submitting patches once I discovered some changes broke FreeBSD support, if you're fine with that. |
Initial FreeBSD port of Foundation.
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Looks good to me. |
Fix deprecation warnings
Now that we got a working swiftc on FreeBSD, I started porting foundation (lots of tests failing because there's no support for that). There's still a lot to do, but this is a starting point.