Michael Hansen
Michael Hansen
I cannot reproduce this. What compiler / OS are you using?
Is that termux? Last I checked, you'll need to install the `binutils` package to get a working linker that CMake understands. I haven't looked into why this broke recently, but...
I don't understand the question. It works fine in termux, you just need to install `binutils` first (before running cmake), as I mentioned previously.
I honestly haven't looked into it enough to be able to guess whether it would be difficult or not. However, a good starting point would be to add the appropriate...
No, there's no API or library currently, let alone CPython bindings; the source is just compiled into the two executables (pycdc and pycdas). I suppose you could just write the...
If you're building using Visual Studio, you'll need to run cmake from a "Developer Command Prompt for VS " terminal. If you're using another compiler like MinGW, you'll need to...
Hi @cnSchwarzer, Are you willing to submit a pull request?
What do you mean by "add own opcodes"? The opcodes come from CPython, which doesn't have any way of supporting "custom" opcodes as far as I know...
I can't reproduce this with GCC 11 or Clang 13... What compiler are you using? Do you have any other local changes?
Hmm, I'm afraid I don't understand what this is fixing... Is there an example you can provide (ideally as a test case) of this jump "junk"?