Comment by benatkin
3 years ago
One file is nice, but I like being able to run on Alpine Linux. A lot of stuff like Deno depends on glibc. That's one thing I think about when I think "Actually Portable".
Does this support musl?
3 years ago
One file is nice, but I like being able to run on Alpine Linux. A lot of stuff like Deno depends on glibc. That's one thing I think about when I think "Actually Portable".
Does this support musl?
It doesn't depend on anything, completely static. Here you can read more about Actually Portable Executables: https://justine.lol/ape.html
Cosmopolitan Libc uses a musl-cross-make toolchain. https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/tree/master/third_party... Its primary developer also runs Alpine. Cosmopolitan is closely related to Musl as far as C libraries go. You could think of Cosmo as a Musl that's twice as fast on x86 and runs on more than just Linux.