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Examining whether an OpenBSD compiler-based anti-ROP mitigation is worth it
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"Correcting" some GCC documentation
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So I didn't
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Evaluating some OpenBSD security measures
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Instructions to get a small embedded ARM64 device working with the latest FreeBSD operating system
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Learn how to cross-compile a native GCC toolchain
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Learn how to cross-compile a native GCC toolchain
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Discovery and diagnosis of a bug hiding in plain sight
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Step-by-step process to get pkgsrc working on modern AIX
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Step-by-step process to get a modern GCC on an old Mac OS X
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Testing VMWare Fusion and the Apple virtualization framework with each *BSD
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Getting a compiler written in its own langauge bootstrapped for a new platform
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A quick tutorial for setting up a complete cross compiling envinroment using a FreeBSD/amd64 host and macOS/aarch64 target
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A walkthrough to bootstrap GDC on macOS/aarch64
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A walkthrough to bootstrap DMD on OpenIndiana
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A walkthrough to get Intel oneAPI DPC++/C++ to output native binaries for FreeBSD
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How to use LLVM as the assembler for GCC, for FreeBSD and other systems
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A walkthrough to get Oracle Developer Studio 12.6 to output native binaries for FreeBSD
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Adding the experimental LLVM targets to the OpenBSD LLVM packages
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My ordeal trying to get mold to be /usr/bin/ld on OpenBSD
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Can the Sun assembler and Yasm be used with PCC?
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Teaching an old compiler new tricks.
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The (mis)adventures of installing Developer Studio on Illumos despite Oracle's many attempts to stop me.
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Can we build all ten GCC langauge frontends on OpenBSD?
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Reviewing the state of the new Modula-2 and Rust frontends for GCC on OpenBSD.
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Reflections on the new CySA+ exam I took today.
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Demonstrating the C compiler that lives inside a D compiler.
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Discussing porting chibicc and kefir to OpenBSD.
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A walkthrough on porting a brand new language to OpenBSD.
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My thoughts on trying out the V programming language and its first-party apps for the first time.
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Step-by-step instructions to get OpenBSD/riscv64 running on QEMU.
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We study how LLVM and GCC optimize increments and decrements and teach those optimizations to our QBE optimizer.
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Let's teach the Tiny C Compiler to emit better code.
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Finishing up our peephole optimizer from the previous blog post.
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Introducing O, a peephole optimizer to fix up missed opportunities in QBE.
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Trying out the new GCC COBOL frontend on OpenBSD.
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Reflections on the new Linux+ exam I took last week.
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Abusing the C preprocessor for fun and profit.
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Reflections on the new Project+ exam I took today.
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Learning how to get the vbcc C compiler up and runnin on OpenBSD and able to compile the oksh shell.
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Quick post to keep everyone updated on the latest OpenBSD and D news from me.
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A short post writing down how to create a bootstrap LDC compiler for the OpenBSD port.
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Previewing my DConf 2021 talk about D on OpenBSD by discussing how the new DMD package came to be.
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Getting inconclusive numbers about the definitively best Unix shell.
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A detailed write-up on porting J to OpenBSD.
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Beginning a new compiler-writing adventure in which we will produce a self-hosting PL/0 compiler.
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Learning the QBE Intermediate Language via writing a small Brainfuck compiler directly in QBE IR.
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Adding the last few pieces needed for a finished PL/0 compiler.
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Adding array support to our PL/0 compiler.
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Adding basic input and output routines to our PL/0 compiler.