Weekly Work Log - CW 47

The purpose of the weekly work log posts is to report about my activities during the previous weeks.

Merged pull requests

Rust #45619: Support DragonFly when building OpenSSL.
Rust #45623: This adds a Dockerfile to cross-compile Rust for DragonFly. It is disabled for now due to missing resources.
Libc for rust #851: Several fixes for DragonFly, required to get nix working.
Curl wrapper for rust #191: Minor patch. This finally allows producing statically linked binaries of <tt>cargo</tt> on DragonFly, which is a good thing to have, as we need <tt>cargo</tt> for bootstrapping each next version of Rust.
DeltaPorts #809: Fixes <tt>www/yarn</tt> port for DragonFly.
DeltaPorts #810: Update the <tt>lang/rust</tt> port to version 1.21.0 for DragonFly.
Ravensource #11: My first contribution to Ravenports. Add <tt>devel/tig</tt> port.
Ravensource #12: Add <tt>x11-wm/cwm</tt> to Ravenports.

Timewarrior #91: Fix compilation of <tt>timew</tt> for DragonFly.
Rust nix #799: The <tt>nix</tt> crate provides *nix APIs for Rust. Some 137 crates depend on it. This pull request brings support for DragonFly.

Matthew Dillon fixed a bug concerning libc and pthreads on DragonFly. This bug was triggered for instance by Rust’s package manager cargo when building the Rust compiler itself. Before this fix, we had to limit cargo to only use one process (no forking). I spend hours testing Matt’s patches and am so happy that this has been finally fixed.

I got an STM32F4 Discovery board. This is an evaluation board with an ARM© Cortex© M4 microcontroller. I got Rust running on it and can load new programs through OpenOCD and gdb. Next, I will try Realtime for the Masses on it.
I started work on an Android app using React Native.
I upgraded the dependencies of several Rust libraries that I was using in my diploma thesis. The plan is to clean up the code and improve the algorithms in order to publish a paper.
Modified the design of my homepage. Not perfect yet.