No, just because all x86 in one go for 3 OS was easier than doing arm64/aarch64 at same time. Planned for later!
for no-libc because i want tiny self-contained bins, no legacy bugs (legacy human slop ;)), and just no C. Not because I'm against C, I just want to start fresh. Fun + pure :)
for no-libc because i want tiny self-contained bins, no legacy bugs (legacy human slop ;)), and just no C. Not because I'm against C, I just want to start fresh. Fun + pure :)