I'am working on new runtime targets:
I have written the sys/std/concurrent pod native code in C/C++.
Now it works and can run simple Fantom code. Although it lacks a lot of testing.
This work was released with Fanx 4.0. If you want try it: download and usage
Looks good - your fanx is certainly making progress!
This is a pretty impressive project you have tackled!
I can't run your binaries b/c I have macos x86 - are you developing on an ARM mac?
How is fangen working? Is that transpiling Fantom to C code?
Just build for win-x86_64 and macos-arm64. You can open and run it from IDE:
From fcode(fantom bytecode) to C. The two backends share fcode parser GC and native code.
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Jed Tue 31 Aug 2021
I'am working on new runtime targets:
I have written the sys/std/concurrent pod native code in C/C++.
Now it works and can run simple Fantom code. Although it lacks a lot of testing.
This work was released with Fanx 4.0. If you want try it: download and usage
SlimerDude Wed 1 Sep 2021
Looks good - your fanx is certainly making progress!
brian Wed 1 Sep 2021
This is a pretty impressive project you have tackled!
I can't run your binaries b/c I have macos x86 - are you developing on an ARM mac?
How is fangen working? Is that transpiling Fantom to C code?
go4 Wed 1 Sep 2021
Just build for win-x86_64 and macos-arm64. You can open and run it from IDE:
From fcode(fantom bytecode) to C. The two backends share fcode parser GC and native code.