Sets up statically linked exes for linux, deals with some dependencies for windows #3
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…s for windows I'm swapping to musl binaries for linux since basically the only people who would use them would be the CI bots and the performance cost doesn't fuckin matter. I could try and jig replacing their memory management system to make it suck less but I do not think I'm at that point rn. For windows we're basically just statically linking what we can. We are at the least LESS reliant on MSVC being setup, though it's hard for me to tell in detail because I don't want to remove all 20 old c++ runtimes. Shit works even when I can't compile the binary, that's pretty good.
I'm mostly doing this for myself because my brain is too rotten to implement a proper release tool in like, rust or something. It does document what and how I'm releasing though, which is I think a good thing
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I'm swapping to musl binaries for linux since basically the only people who would use them would be the CI bots and the performance cost doesn't fuckin matter.
I could try and jig replacing their memory management system to make it suck less but I do not think I'm at that point rn.
For windows we're basically just statically linking what we can.
We are at the least LESS reliant on MSVC being setup, though it's hard for me to tell in detail because I don't want to remove all 20 old c++ runtimes.
Shit works even when I can't compile the binary, that's pretty good.