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<f8l> I suspect that the problem may stem from the fact that I tried to build Pil21 on Termux. Perhaps that’s some portability problem or standard conformance problem.
<Regenaxer> Hmm, I developed Pil21 on Termux
<Regenaxer> and always compile it here first
<Regenaxer> (this irc I write also on Termux ;)
<Regenaxer> On Termux I see:
<Regenaxer> $ apt list llvm
<Regenaxer> Listing... Done
<Regenaxer> llvm/stable,now 11.1.0 aarch64 [installed]
<Regenaxer> "Don't know how to emit this value." I never saw this
<Regenaxer> Maybe tankf33der knows?
<Regenaxer> He compiled pil21 on many systems
<tankf33der> F8l: are you russian?
<tankf33der> I saw you on russian netbsd channel
<f8l> Regenaxer: As you wrote in one article, you do that since 2015, which is why I didn’t mention that rather important information in the beginning. My line from apt shows arm architecture instead of aarch64. If Pil21 requires a 64-bit architecture, that might be the cause.
<Regenaxer> Aahh, indeed!
<tankf33der> f8l: sure, 64bit only.
<Regenaxer> Did not expect that
<f8l> tankf33der: No. I’m there mostly to avoid forgetting how to read Cyrillic.
<Regenaxer> So it can't emit such 64 bit values somehow :)
<f8l> I can still build and use previous version of PicoLisp.
<tankf33der> so termux working on 32bit too?
<f8l> Apparently.
<Regenaxer> yes, works fine
<f8l> Why shouldn’t it?
<tankf33der> ok
<Regenaxer> I used it on my wife's old x86 tablet 32 bit
<Regenaxer> No picolisp there though
<Regenaxer> and meanwhile that tablet is broken anyway
<tankf33der> I can still build and use previous version of PicoLisp.
<tankf33der> which one? pil32 or pil64?
<Regenaxer> Either pil32 or emu
<f8l> pil32. I haven’t tried using emulated version.
<Regenaxer> ok
<Regenaxer> We did not succeed to compile pil21 on 32 bits :(
<Regenaxer> Not just compile, problem is the correct data in .ll
<Regenaxer> pointers must be 64
<Regenaxer> So probably there is no way
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<Regenaxer> 'enum' can replace 'cache' in some cases, and then it is faster: http://ix.io/2TYl
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