Now the entire FreeBSD Ports Ada framework is available on this soon-to-be-tier-1 platform.
The existing gcc6-aux port was expanded to support aarch64.
It passes the complete testsuite.
That required providing a freebsd-specific signal frame unwinder which I'm passing back to GCC.
These bindings are thick and I've committed the testcases I was using to serve as examples.
They cover the most of the functionality of libsodium, but some are missing the thick counterparts (e.g. most of the detached versions have no thick counterpart as I stuck with the recommended "combined" variants).
I had intended that release 3.1 of AdaBase be a quick improvement that would add three new native data types:
Hey guys, I know there are several options for Ada to interface with databases, but I wasn't happy with any of them for various reasons and thus created yet another option to scratch my itch. I was aiming at a consistent interface to which the various drivers adapt. With some care, the database backends should be interchangeable.
So far I've created drivers for MySQL and SQLite and the driver for PostgreSQL is next on my list. I'd like to eventually support others such as Firebird, MSSQL, Oracle, etc., but those will be very low priority for me over the next year. Contributions are welcome of course -- It's been released under the developer- and commercial-friendly ISC licence.
The GNAT-to-Android/ARM cross-compiler known as GnatDroid-ARMv7 has been available on FreeBSD and DragonFly since even before it was officially supported in GCC.
I've produced a second cross-compiler, GnatDroid-86 which targets the 32-bit Android/x86 platform.
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