<atheia>identify atheia EqmkQtzO697Z8W6yG3a78Fxsb10KzO/f <atheia>There's (ice-9 pretty-print) which may help? <Sleep_Walker>maybe I should delete shell to never leave REPL and learn all this neat tricks <atheia>Welcome to the world of lisp ;-) ***boegel|zzz is now known as boegel
<civodul>Sleep_Walker: instead you should look at (gnu system grub), which generates it <Sleep_Walker>civodul: the thing is that after repartition I and altering system configuration I no longer boot - comparison between these files could lead to solution... <civodul>Sleep_Walker: by "altering configuration", you mean 'guix system reconfigure'? <Sleep_Walker>I mean editing configuration and `guix system reconfigure', yes <rekado_>to fix the Julia package I need to pass MARCH=x86-64 or MARCH=pentium4 (32 bit) --- I'm not sure what to pass for ARM and MIPS, though. <rekado_>"llc -march=mips -mcpu=help" shows me a lot of MIPS CPUs supported by LLVM <rekado_>"llc -march=arm -mcpu=help" does the same for ARM. What CPU should I target for these architectures? <civodul>rekado_: that would be loongson something for mips, and armv7 something for arm <mark_weaver>rekado_: hmm, it will take some research to find the right set of flags. <mark_weaver>rekado_: for armhf, my first guess is: -march=arm -mcpu=generic -mattr=+v7,+vfp3,+d16,+thumb-mode,+thumb2 <mark_weaver>rekado_: for mips, first guess: -march=mips -mcpu=mips3 -mattr=+n32 <rekado_>I'm not yet sure how exactly these flags are passed and which of them are permitted in Julia's build procedure, but I'll figure this out. <rekado_>is it possible to cross-compile any package with guix and test in qemu? <rekado_>(or is this exactly what mark_weaver proposed for the wishlist?) <mark_weaver>many packages are not tested and may not work with cross-compilation though <Sleep_Walker>I'm running from guix GIT (through pre-inst-env), after make, I wiped ~/.cache/guile ***boegel is now known as boegel|train
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