Well yes, as a byproduct of passing emscripten test suite, you can use
close-to-upstream emscripten-llvm clang to build native Android
binaries.
Starting LLVM 15, I stopped building libunwind as the build method no
longer works (most likely not supported anymore) and its unknown how
much differs from the one shipped in NDK.
You can still build native executables by installing ndk-sysroot which
includes libunwind.
emscripten-llvm will not hard depend on ndk-sysroot as the focus is
WebAssembly.
* upstream now use LLVM 15, update patches
* drop building libunwind until further notice
* patch binaryen CMakeLists.txt
* should be able to run tests now that python3 multiprocessing works
* nodejs,nodejs-lts: npm: set `foreground-scripts` to true on postinstall
* emscripten: fix npm Exit Handler problem
* Commit suggestions by @truboxl
%ci:no-build
Co-authored-by: Jia Yuan Lo <jylo06g@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jia Yuan Lo <jylo06g@gmail.com>
* emscripten: update to 2.0.32
* emscripten: drop debianutils
Upstream has replaced "which" usage with POSIX "command -v"
* emscripten: subpackage third party test suite
* emscripten: add detail run test suite instruction
* emscripten: use TERMUX_PKG_RM_AFTER_INSTALL
* emscripten: split patch to separate diff files
* emscripten-llvm: switch to use LLD
