Hi Alan, * Alan Post <[email protected]> [101025 15:05]: > I'm personally surprised to see 10% of users running OpenBSD, with > *BSD combined coming in at 30% of usage. I would have guessed that > number to be lower. We have some critical users, namely our single > MIPS person and the lone FreeBSD, Haiku, and NetBSD people.
Those are indeed loners, but beware that there may be a lot more people hiding or not reading the ML but using chicken happily on these systems. > The cross product of the operating system and cpu architecture usage > suggests we don't really test enough combinations of os and cpu. > It's too bad there isn't any ARM platform use. I know of at least one person using it on ARM but this person did not reply to the mail. > Have any of you other OpenBSD users patched your linker to avoid > spurious warnings of strcat, &c when you link chicken? I forgot to mention that I have counted the number of installations of chickens, indeed the # Users column is misleading. Most people run more than one chicken on more than one machine. I am one of the OpenBSD users myself and no I haven't bothered patching the compiler to emit safe variants of strcat etc. Kind regards, Christian _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
