For some reason I do not receive all emails from pcre-dev, so I am answering my
own email.
I tried several attempts to disengage the code from the 'Linux only' approach.
Unfortunately, this is unnecessarily too involved and include usage of
non-standard (outside of *nix world) headers such as auxv.h, elf.h and
elf/elf.h. This is done not only in the allocator as I had hoped, but also in
the S390 actual module.
I contend that this is a wrong approach and I formally protest that to the
steering committee. But I guess that nobody would listen to me.
Since I am a one person team with no corporation sponsors, and have a day job,
I had to abandon the effort for now. Is it possible to contact IBM and have
them look at the matter, please.
Ze'ev Atlas
On Saturday, November 14, 2020, 06:44:45 PM EST, Ze'ev Atlas via Pcre-dev
<pcre-dev@exim.org> wrote:
Good morningI am aware that the JIT under S390 (IBM mainframe) is
experimental. However, I am one of the main interested parties as I maintain
the port for z/OS. Which is currently the only port that successfully run on
S390. I would like to begin testing the JIT version in my port. I won't
release it to the public before Zoltan makes it available to the public, but I
can and would provide valuable information.
The question is to Zoltan and his team.
What options do you think I should use. And what other pieces of information
could you provide so I can fast start my port.
Remember please that the OS that I am using is NEITHER Unix, NOR Linux, NOR any
Unix like OS
Ze'ev Atlas
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