I know it is not something trivial, but I was thinking that as non-intel compatible chips become more and more common (smartphones, chromebooks, NAS, etc...), it would be nice to have Purebasic output LLVM language (as a selectable option?), making it de facto compatible with all LLVM supported processor architectures.
A huge scope for such a small team as Fantaisie Software, so probably will not happen. May have a look on my side at the feasability by testing simple console programmes.
LLVM language output
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Re: LLVM language output
Apparently LLVM is something very interesting
Even FRED, talk about it, a day
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 71#p337371

Even FRED, talk about it, a day

http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 71#p337371

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Re: LLVM language output
You can't have LLVM output for the purpose of targeting other architectures unless you discard all of the platform-specific libraries.