- 30 Sep, 2022 40 commits
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Kevin Daudt authored
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Andy Postnikov authored
- CVE-2022-31628 - CVE-2022-31629
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alice authored
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Henrik Riomar authored
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Bart Ribbers authored
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Bart Ribbers authored
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alice authored
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alice authored
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Sören Tempel authored
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Previously, community/go depended on itself for compiler-bootstrapping purposes. This approach has several issue which are were further discussed on the ML some time ago [1]. By bootstrapping community/go using gcc-go we can make the bootstrap path more transparent and also ease bootstrapping new builder via bootstrap.sh as community/go no longer needs to be cross-compiled from an existing Go installation. As such, this commit also removes community/go from the bootstrap.sh. There is nothing on the bootstrap path that depends on it, hence it is fine that a bootstrapped/cross-compiled gcc doesn't have LANG_GO support. Go was only added to bootstrap.sh previously in commit f5c4b298 due to the cross-compilation requirement. This commit also removes the cross-compilation related quirks from the Go APKBUILD. I will further enhance the Go bootstrap setup by having both community/go and gcc-go provide a virtual go-bootstrap package. Thereby allowing compilation with either gcc-go or a prior community/go installation. [1]: https://lists.alpinelinux.org/~alpine/devel/%3C33KG0XO61I4IL.2Z7RTAZ5J3SY6%408pit.net%3E
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Leonardo Arena authored
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Leonardo Arena authored
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alice authored
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alice authored
this was the setting before, even though it's different from our gcc target. but this breaks compilation of the compiler itself for now, due to a vendored crate. see https://github.com/bytecodealliance/rustix/issues/415
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Henrik Riomar authored
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Natanael Copa authored
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Natanael Copa authored
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Natanael Copa authored
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