Add UEFI OS #76
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aiuto
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Sorry I lost track of this. Can you git pull and push again to bring the branches in line. I seem unable to merge it right now. |
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@aiuto Rebased onto main |
aiuto
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Sigh..... I don't know what is going on with github here. It just keeps saying your branch is out of date with main. |
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Any update here? 😄 |
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would also love updates to this! |
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Requires bazelbuild/platforms#76 --------- Co-authored-by: Tim Windelschmidt <tim@monogon.tech>
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This adds UEFI as an OS. It specifies pretty much everything in order to qualify for an OS (ABI, entrypoint, standard interfaces) and there are compiler targets for it (for example Rust's x86_64-unknown-uefi), so I think it makes sense to have it as an OS in platforms.