OpenBSD C/C++ Toolchain in the Browser (openbsd.llvm.moe)

A word of warning - this appears to download 350MB right away after you visit.

> "Reflections on trusting trust"

Obligatory link to the unspecified-at-the-time Air Force critique of Multics with the introduction of a Trojan horse:

https://csrc.nist.gov/files/pubs/conference/1998/10/08/proce...

One of the horrible consequences of the last 20 years of web (there are so many, not sure where to start!) that every person with an access to a computer thinks that they have every right to upload a humongous blob of binary to your computer without needing to ask. Thanks to silicon valley I suppose.

> I wanted my builds to work with Nix, and the existing cross-compilation infrastructure for OpenBSD didn't seem to work properly on OpenBSD 7.7.

As the main author of that, please talk to me! I just did a hello world build of whatever version we have in there today (7.5). I would be happy to assist with getting 7.7 and 7.8 in.

Also #nix-openbsd:tapenet.org is matrix channel that can be good for this stuff.

This doesn't seem to be properly configured, the following sample fails to compile with missing print header.

   #include <print>

   int main() {
       std::println("Hello HN");
   }

Compiler explorer example with the same major.minor clang version,

https://cpp.godbolt.org/z/q5f78MzbG