Use stable #[naked] instead of global_asm!() fallback #169
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#[naked] is stable since Rust 1.79, and origin already requires 1.88. This removes the global_asm!() fallback and the naked_fn! macro entirely, inlining #[naked] directly at each call site. Signal handlers don't need #[no_mangle] since they're passed by address.
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You're right - removed |
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I think I've addressed all the feedback - anything else needed or is this good to go? |
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Looks good, thanks! |
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#[naked]is stable now (1.79) and origin already requires 1.88, we can drop theglobal_asm!()fallback entirely.This sidesteps the whole
@functionvs%functionplatform-specific syntax mess that #168 was trying to fix.Per @bjorn3's suggestion - this supersedes #168.