cellar//bootstrap: hermetic x86_64 mes(cc) with 3-stage fixpoint#197
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This gives us a full build of mes + mescc on x86_64, with a 3-stage verified fixpoint (i.e. a mescc that can perfectly recompile itself, to close the initial loop.) It works under the landlock sandbox. There are also some other changes to support armv7-on-aarch64, but I think that's probably just better left for a future version of mes and mescc with real aarch64 support. Unfortunately, mes is quite slow, so on an underpowered machine the 3-stage build takes a while (ETA ~45min). Signed-off-by: Austin Seipp <aseipp@pobox.com>
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This gives us a full build of mes + mescc on x86_64, with a 3-stage verified fixpoint (i.e. a mescc that can perfectly recompile itself, to close the initial loop.) It works under the landlock sandbox. There are also some other changes to support armv7-on-aarch64, but I think that's probably just better left for a future version of mes and mescc with real aarch64 support.
Unfortunately, mes is quite slow, so on an underpowered machine the 3-stage build takes a while (ETA ~45min).