FreeBSD: add powerpc64 support#5141
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powerpc64 has switched to ELFv2 in FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE.
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Thx for the work! Cirrus is unfortunately dead: #5138 |
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I updated the PR to only contain the first commit. The CI-related one will have a new PR once you decide on the successor. |
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Do you think we should check the OS major then ( |
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12.x went EOL 31.12.2023. Apart from using ELFv1 on powerpc64, it was also limited to GCC 4.2 as a base compiler. It always had issues with LLVM from ports, because LLVM has assumed for many years that FreeBSD uses libc++, because that's what amd64 had been doing. So no, there's no point in supporting ELFv1 on FreeBSD. |
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Use ELFv2 on powerpc64 - FreeBSD switched to ELFv2 in 13.0-RELEASE.