fasm: init at 0.0.2 - #6
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Signed-off-by: Jack Leightcap <jack@leightcap.com>
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@hansfbaier do you happen to know the state of this package? it seems effectively unmaintained. i pulled in patches from this unmerged PR which fixed a lot of build system issues. I might recommend forking the repo into openXC7 along with the build system improvements. Otherwise this is unlikely to be merged upstream into nixpkgs. |
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That's merged. Many thanks! |
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fasmpackage.Currently, the upstream ANTLR C++ runtime is not able to generate the necessary libraries for fasm to build against. So, this is falling back to the
textxparser for now. I'll look into how this might be addressed in nixpkgs.The tests are also broken upstream, which prevents some basic sanity checking.