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I have just released procenv version 0.46 . Although this is a very minor release for the existing platforms (essentially 1 bug fix), this release now introduces support for a new platform... Darwin Yup - OS X now joins the ranks of supported platforms. Although adding support for Darwin was made significantly easier as a result of the recent internal restructure of the procenv code, it did present a challenge: I don't own any Apple hardware. I could have borrowed a Macbook, but instead I decided to see this as a challenge: Could I port procenv to Darwin without actually having a local Apple system?  Well, you've just read the answer, but how did I do this? Stage 1: Docker Whilst surfing around I came across this interesting docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/andrewd/osxcross/ It provides a Darwin toolchain that I could run under Linux. It didn't take very long to follow my own instructions on porting procenv to a new platform . But although I...

Yesterday, I released procenv 0.45 . Although not a huge amount has changed on the outside in this release, rather dramatic changes have occurred on the inside, as evinced by the following: $ git diff 0.44..0.45 --stat|grep "src / .*\.[ch] "  src/messages.h                          |    41 +  src/output.c                            |  2001 ++++++  src/output.h                            |   179 +  src/platform-headers.h                  |   243 + ...