[Toybox] [PATCH 1/2] macOS: use getconf rather than nproc for portability.

[David Seikel]

On Wed, 28 Nov 2018 17:11:03 -0800 enh via Toybox
<toybox at lists.landley.net> wrote:

> yeah, bitrot is my big fear too. i really don't want to have to
> actually get a mac. (even if i'm not paying for it, this current
> macbook pro genuinely is the most awful laptop i've ever used.)
> 
> but i suspect i could always just update the mac toybox prebuilt "on
> demand", which i assume would work out to "once every couple of years
> or so". obviously i'll admit that to the build folks up front though
> :-)
> On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 4:43 PM Rob Landley <rob at landley.net> wrote:
> >
> > On 11/28/18 5:18 PM, enh wrote:  
> > > yeah, sed seems to work okay. right now (with a bunch of source
> > > hacks that i'll try to clean up and send to you) i have the
> > > following subset of the AOSP build tools building:
> > >
> > > basename cat chmod cmp comm cut dirname dos2unix du echo egrep
> > > false fgrep file grep head help hostname id ln md5sum mkdir
> > > mktemp od paste patch pwd readlink realpath rm rmdir sed setsid
> > > sha1sum sleep sort tee timeout true uname uniq unix2dos wc whoami
> > > xargs xxd
> > >
> > > (note that i say "building". hostname at least doesn't work
> > > yet.)  
> >
> > I wonder if anybody has a macosx dev environment I could ssh into
> > to test stuff out?

Alas I used to.  I have a Mac Mini I bought specifically to do cross
platform development, mostly of virtual world stuff.  A fellow
developer used remote desktop to that Mac, to develop and test his bits
of the software.  Until a few months ago I had fibre to the bedroom, my
own custom built router, enough IPv6 for every ant within two blocks,
and permission from my ISP to run servers.  So I just punched the
correct sized holes in the firewall, and it all worked.

I had to move, the owners of the building tossed us all out so they
could knock it down to build a luxury mansion for them to live in.

So now I have ADSL2+ shared to half a dozen units via WiFi that I have
no control over, and the new ISP doesn't do IPv6 or allow servers.

Luckily my fellow developer bought his own Mac before the move.

I could bounce a ssh port through my European server, that I always
have my own ssh session open to.  A bit clunky, and no bandwidth
guarantees if every one else in the building is watching Netflix that
evening / weekend.

The other problem, we are in the middle of an "extreme heatwave" right
now.  I turn my Mac off when it gets above 32 C, which it will more
often than not for the next week.  It got over 34 C today, still 34
inside my home.  I just got home, I should open the window.  My main
Linux desktop I built specifically for these sorts of conditions, I
don't have to turn it off when it gets hot.  Apple doesn't build for
the tropics.

> >
> > I tried to boot Darwin under qemu rather a lot, but as with BSD:
> >
> > https://landley.net/notes-2007.html#28-11-2007
> > https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/qemu-devel/2008-02/msg00443.html
> >
> > I eventually lost interest...
> >
> > Rob  
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