<Regenaxer>
Thanks tankf33der! I'm always confused by all these BSD flavors
<tankf33der>
the only openbsd is working so far
<tankf33der>
netbsd requires manual modification of picolisp.s file
<tankf33der>
freebsd crashes.
<tankf33der>
linux, solaris, macos - ok
<Regenaxer>
except 'native' calls right?
<Regenaxer>
(macos)
<tankf33der>
it should be just ported
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<Regenaxer>
libffi ?
<tankf33der>
i dont remember details, i dont have macos.
<Regenaxer>
No worry
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<cess11>
it has limitations but ersatz could be an option
<Regenaxer>
Well, ersatz itself is a lot more limited
<cess11>
yeah
<cess11>
been meaning to install obsd on something but hardware support is a bit iffy so i've gone with debian instead
<cess11>
have an old 32-bit xeon machine i'm not entirely sure how well it would be supported but might give it a shot, currently it just sits silent on a desk
<Regenaxer>
I prefer Debian too
<Regenaxer>
On 32-bit you can only use one of the older PicoLisps
<Regenaxer>
perhaps emu if speed doesn't matter
<Regenaxer>
Or emulate a 64-bit arch on the 32-bit hardware with qemu :)
<cess11>
maybe the obsd hypervisor can run virtual 64-bit obsd
<cess11>
that machine is so old that performance doesn't matter, it's a bad investment of electricity in that regard
<Regenaxer>
:)
<cess11>
it's likely my phone has better crunch performance, but it's also an interesting piece of machinery and it would be fun to have it hum away and run some vms with odd projects in
<cess11>
currently runs some really old win2k server system