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003c0565 2018-04-05 17:47:30 Make go-bootstrap work with MAP_STACK.
1a55b21f 2017-11-28 16:25:43 Update lang/go-bootstrap. The new upstream version (20171003) has all of the patches that we need to run on OpenBSD.
0f53ccab 2017-10-10 14:57:06 Switch lang/go-bootstrap to use the go1.4 release tarball. Upstream is providing a tarball of the release-branch.go1.4 git branch, which contains minor fixes to keep Go 1.4 building on current platforms. Most of the patches that we currently have for lang/go-bootstrap have now been committed upstream. The current go1.4 release tarball contains one of the patches and most of the remaining patches will be removed when a new release tarball becomes available. ok sthen@
e3a5a8a1 2017-10-08 15:40:56 Make lang/go-bootstrap regress pass again: - More effectively disable cgo so that cgo tests are not attempted (backported from the go 1.4 release branch). - Implement the __guard_local hidden symbol workaround. - Skip two time related tests that are dependent on external timezone data dependencies.
dd096f82 2017-06-04 17:50:16 Build lang/go-bootstrap without enabling cgo. This functionality is not required for bootstrapping lang/go - disabling it reduces future maintenance and allows it to build with clang.
4db071d1 2016-06-27 15:54:58 Update lang/go-bootstrap to handle the sys_thrkill/sys_kill change. Partially based on a diff from Ray Lai.
5b27107e 2016-05-11 15:53:26 Fix a bug in the Go openbsd/386 linker, which results in symbols in the dynamic symbol table being emitted with a size of zero. With a current ld.so, this results in symbol mismatch warnings. Also, stop using sigreturn from the Go openbsd/386 signal trampoline. Instead just return directly from the trampoline (as we already do for Go on openbsd/amd64).
f7c3c050 2016-05-05 10:46:50 Set INSTALL_STRIP= for go ports OK ajacoutot@, sthen@
5ce9d57a 2015-12-04 17:19:18 Import lang/go-bootstrap - this is a version of Go that builds natively on OpenBSD and can be used to bootstrap later versions of Go (1.5+) that require an existing Go compiler to build. It exists for bootstrapping lang/go and is not intended for general use or distribution. Discussed with sthen@, jasper@ ok jasper@