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I am thinking if we used LLVM we would be able to support as many architectures as LLVM supports. So PowerPC -> LLVM IR -> (ARM64, X86-64, X86, SPARC, MIPS,...

@Triang3l I assume you are talking about this VIXL: https://github.com/Linaro/vixl. After looking at xbyak aarch64 and VIXL's GitHub pages, my vote goes for xbyak. It's documentation is better and its...

@Wunkolo I looked at the project page and couldn't find any mention of it working on M1 Macs. Would you have any information about that? The example program on the...

Oaknut documentation is very lacking. When I was searching for documentation for it I actually found another project called dynarmic (https://github.com/merryhime/dynarmic). There are a lot of options available to us....

So you don't have a preference...

@merryhime Wow! You really improved the documentation. It looks great. Thank you. You made the documentation so good I don't know which project to support.

I found out that the problem functions were defined in Mac OS 10.15, so Mac OS 10.14 wouldn't have them. I have a few suggestions on how to solve this...

I did like the idea of using documentation to generate code. I picture a program that scans thru Apple's official documentation and reads all the functions, constants, and types. Then...

That is the "official" supported version. But I do have plans on porting Go to PowerPC and older versions of Mac OS.

Using DLOG/DITL to create NSWindows is a very interesting idea 👍. There is a project that implements OpenStep called GNUStep: https://gnustep.github.io I wonder now if it could be ported to...