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Author: baalimago

README.md

@@ -84,10 +84,10 @@ Buildscripts to build numpy and other wheels for wasix. For convenience, this pa
 
 The build script is controlled by the following environment variables:
 
-- `CC`, `CXX`, `AR`, `LD`, `RANLIB`, etc... : The cross-compiler tools. These should all be normal clang tools, but target wasm32-wasix by default and use the wasix sysroot.
-- `WASIX_SYSROOT`: The path to the wasix sysroot that is used by the toolchain. Libraries will get installed here when you run `make install` or when they are required to build a package.
-- `INSTALL_DIR`: The path to the python library path. Wheels will get installed here when you run `make install`.
-- `WASMER`: The path to the wasmer binary. You must have it registered to handle wasm files as binfmt_misc. You can do this with `sudo $WASMER binfmt reregister`.
+* `CC`, `CXX`, `AR`, `LD`, `RANLIB`, etc... : The cross-compiler tools. These should all be normal clang tools, but target wasm32-wasix by default and use the wasix sysroot.
+* `WASIX_SYSROOT`: The path to the wasix sysroot that is used by the toolchain. Libraries will get installed here when you run `make install` or when they are required to build a package.
+* `INSTALL_DIR`: The path to the python library path. Wheels will get installed here when you run `make install`.
+* `WASMER`: The path to the wasmer binary. You must have it registered to handle wasm files as binfmt_misc. You can do this with `sudo $WASMER binfmt reregister`.
 
 The easiest way to setup all the environment variables is to activate the wasix-clang environment using `source wasix-clang/activate`.
 
@@ -154,110 +154,110 @@ Here is a list of the versions of the wheels and libraries that are included in
 
 #### Wheels
 
-- numpy: numpy/numpy main
-- markupsafe: 3.0.2
-- pandas: 2.3.2
-- pytz: 2025.2
-- dateutil: 2.9.0
-- tzdata: 2025.2
-- six: 1.17.0
-- msgpack: 1.1.0
-- pycryptodome: 3.23.0
-- pycryptodomex: 3.23.0
-- pyzbar: 0.1.9
-- cpython: 3.1.2
-- pypandoc: 1.15
-- pypandoc_binary: 1.15
-- psycopg: 3.2.9
-- psycopg-binary: 3.2.9
-- psycopg-pool: pool-3.2.6
-- brotlicffi: 1.1.0.0
-- cffi: 1.17.1
-- pillow: 11.3.0
-- matplotlib: 3.10.6
-- uvloop: 0.21.0
-- mysqlclient: 2.2.7
-- python-qrcode: 8.2
-- pycparser: 2.22
-- pydantic: 2.11.7
-- typing_extensions: 4.14.1
-- typing-inspection: 0.4.1
-- annotated-types: 0.7.0
-- shapely: 2.1.1
-- mrab-regex: 2025.7.31
-- lxml: 6.0.0
-- protobuf: 31.1
-- grpc: 1.74.1
-- numpy: 1.26.5
-- numpy: 2.0.2
-- numpy: 2.3.2
-- python-crc32c: 1.7.1
-- requests: 2.32.4
-- urllib3: 2.5.0
-- idna: 3.10
-- certifi: 2025.08.03
-- charset-normalizer: 3.4.3
-- pypng: 0.20250521.0
-- pyarrow: 19.0.1
-- pyarrow: 21.0.0
-- packaging: 25.0
-- pyparsing: 3.2.3
-- cycler: 0.12.1
-- kiwisolver: 1.4.9
-- contourpy: 1.3.3
-- pyopenssl: 25.1.0
-- aspw: 3.50.4.0
+* numpy: numpy/numpy main
+* markupsafe: 3.0.2
+* pandas: 2.3.2
+* pytz: 2025.2
+* dateutil: 2.9.0
+* tzdata: 2025.2
+* six: 1.17.0
+* msgpack: 1.1.0
+* pycryptodome: 3.23.0
+* pycryptodomex: 3.23.0
+* pyzbar: 0.1.9
+* cpython: 3.1.2
+* pypandoc: 1.15
+* pypandoc_binary: 1.15
+* psycopg: 3.2.9
+* psycopg-binary: 3.2.9
+* psycopg-pool: pool-3.2.6
+* brotlicffi: 1.1.0.0
+* cffi: 1.17.1
+* pillow: 11.3.0
+* matplotlib: 3.10.6
+* uvloop: 0.21.0
+* mysqlclient: 2.2.7
+* python-qrcode: 8.2
+* pycparser: 2.22
+* pydantic: 2.11.7
+* typing_extensions: 4.14.1
+* typing-inspection: 0.4.1
+* annotated-types: 0.7.0
+* shapely: 2.1.1
+* mrab-regex: 2025.7.31
+* lxml: 6.0.0
+* protobuf: 31.1
+* grpc: 1.74.1
+* numpy: 1.26.5
+* numpy: 2.0.2
+* numpy: 2.3.2
+* python-crc32c: 1.7.1
+* requests: 2.32.4
+* urllib3: 2.5.0
+* idna: 3.10
+* certifi: 2025.08.03
+* charset-normalizer: 3.4.3
+* pypng: 0.20250521.0
+* pyarrow: 19.0.1
+* pyarrow: 21.0.0
+* packaging: 25.0
+* pyparsing: 3.2.3
+* cycler: 0.12.1
+* kiwisolver: 1.4.9
+* contourpy: 1.3.3
+* pyopenssl: 25.1.0
+* aspw: 3.50.4.0
 <!-- WHEEL_VERSIONS_END -->
 
-psycopg3-c is just the sdist of psycopg3-binary## Running Tests
+psycopg3-c is just the sdist of psycopg3-binary
 
 #### Libraries
 
-- libzbar: 0.23.93
-- libffi: wasix-org/libffi main
-- pandoc: haskell-wasm/pandoc wasm
-- postgresql: 17.5
-- brotli: 1.1.0
-- zlib: develop
-  - 1.3.1 does not have proper cmake support, so we are using develop for now
-- libjpeg-turbo: 3.1.1
-- xz: 5.8.1
-- libtiff: 4.7.0
-- libwebp: 1.5.0
-- giflib: 5.2.2
-- libpng: 1.6.50
-- SDL: 3.2.16
-  - SDL has all subsystems disabled
-- openjpeg: 2.5.3
-- libuv: 1.51.0
-- mariadb-connector-c: 3.4.6
-- openssl: 3.5.1
-- bzip2: 1.0.8
-- util-linux: 2.41.1
-  - We only build libuuid from util-linux
-- openssh: 10.0p2
-- dropbear: 2025.88
-- tinyxml2: 11.0.0
-- geos: 3.13.1
-- libxslt: 1.1.43
-- libxml2: 2.14.5
-- google-crc32c: 1.1.2
-- arrow: 19.0.1
-- arrow: 21.0.0
-- rapidjson: 1.1.0
-- icu: 77.1
-- readline: 8.2
-- ncurses: 6.4.20230225
-- curl: curl/curl ab18c04218ff316cd67b1e928c5cee579b2f66a0
-  - This was the current commit in the wasix fork. We can probably update to the next release
-- pycurl: 7.45.6
-- sqlite: 3.50.4
-- wasix-libc: wasix-org/wasix-libc e4e5cfcf1009e690207821e9b3a63cdce2ee9e86
-  - The commit before we removed fork. A few packages don't build if fork is not defined.
-- libcxx: wasix-org/llvm-project 6bb93a243f6d15855f485f5aec3810d9e2de150d
-  - This is the commit that is currently used by wasix-libc
-- compiler-rt: wasix-org/llvm-project 6bb93a243f6d15855f485f5aec3810d9e2de150d
-  - This is the commit that is currently used by wasix-libc
+* libzbar: 0.23.93
+* libffi: wasix-org/libffi main
+* pandoc: haskell-wasm/pandoc wasm
+* postgresql: 17.5
+* brotli: 1.1.0
+* zlib: develop
+  * 1.3.1 does not have proper cmake support, so we are using develop for now
+* libjpeg-turbo: 3.1.1
+* xz: 5.8.1
+* libtiff: 4.7.0
+* libwebp: 1.5.0
+* giflib: 5.2.2
+* libpng: 1.6.50
+* SDL: 3.2.16
+  * SDL has all subsystems disabled
+* openjpeg: 2.5.3
+* libuv: 1.51.0
+* mariadb-connector-c: 3.4.6
+* openssl: 3.5.1
+* bzip2: 1.0.8
+* util-linux: 2.41.1
+  * We only build libuuid from util-linux
+* openssh: 10.0p2
+* dropbear: 2025.88
+* tinyxml2: 11.0.0
+* geos: 3.13.1
+* libxslt: 1.1.43
+* libxml2: 2.14.5
+* google-crc32c: 1.1.2
+* arrow: 19.0.1
+* arrow: 21.0.0
+* rapidjson: 1.1.0
+* icu: 77.1
+* readline: 8.2
+* ncurses: 6.4.20230225
+* curl: curl/curl ab18c04218ff316cd67b1e928c5cee579b2f66a0
+  * This was the current commit in the wasix fork. We can probably update to the next release
+* pycurl: 7.45.6
+* sqlite: 3.50.4
+* wasix-libc: wasix-org/wasix-libc e4e5cfcf1009e690207821e9b3a63cdce2ee9e86
+  * The commit before we removed fork. A few packages don't build if fork is not defined.
+* libcxx: wasix-org/llvm-project 6bb93a243f6d15855f485f5aec3810d9e2de150d
+  * This is the commit that is currently used by wasix-libc
+* compiler-rt: wasix-org/llvm-project 6bb93a243f6d15855f485f5aec3810d9e2de150d
+  * This is the commit that is currently used by wasix-libc
   <!-- LIB_VERSIONS_END -->
 
 ## Tests
@@ -269,20 +269,20 @@ So there are two ways of running the tests, natively and with wasmer:
 
 Requirements:
 
-- Python 3.10+
-- `python -m venv env`
-- `source venv/bin/activate`
-- `pip install .`
-- `pip install pytest`
+* Python 3.10+
+* `python -m venv env`
+* `source venv/bin/activate`
+* `pip install .`
+* `pip install pytest`
 
 I'm sure it's possible to do via uv, or poetry, or many other ways. But this works also.
 
 Run tests:
 
-- `python -m pytest`
-- Discovers files matching `*-test.py`, `*_test.py`, and `test_*.py` under `tests/`.
-- Files ending with `.skip.py` are ignored.
-- Files ending with `-broken.py` are marked as expected failures (strict). If they pass, the run reports XPASS and fails.
+* `python -m pytest`
+* Discovers files matching `*-test.py`, `*_test.py`, and `test_*.py` under `tests/`.
+* Files ending with `.skip.py` are ignored.
+* Files ending with `-broken.py` are marked as expected failures (strict). If they pass, the run reports XPASS and fails.
 
 ### Wasmer
 
@@ -291,12 +291,12 @@ If this doesn't work though, we have a bug:
 
 Requirements:
 
-- wasmer 6.1.0-rc.3+
+* wasmer 6.1.0-rc.3+
 
 Run tests:
 
 - `uv pip compile pyproject.toml --python-version=3.13 --universal --extra-index-url https://pythonindex.wasix.org/simple --index-url=https://pypi.org/simple --emit-index-url --only-binary :all: -o wasmer-requirements.txt`
-- `uvx pip install -r wasmer-requirements.txt --target wasix-site-packages --platform wasix_wasm32 --only-binary=:all: --python-version=3.13 --compile`
+* `uvx pip install -r wasmer-requirements.txt --target wasix-site-packages --platform wasix_wasm32 --only-binary=:all: --python-version=3.13 --compile`
 
 ### Notes
 
@@ -350,52 +350,52 @@ TODO: Make this more understandable
 
 Inside the pkgs/ folder there can be the following directories:
 
-- `*.source`: clean submodule checkout
-- `*.prepared`: patched worktree of source
-- `*.build`: temporary build directory
-- `*.tar.gz`: python sdist
-- `*.sdist`: unpacked python sdist
-- `*.whl`: compiled python wheel
-- `*.wheel`: unpacked python wheel
-- `*.lib`: unpacked library/application
-- `*.tar.xz`: packed library/application
+* `*.source`: clean submodule checkout
+* `*.prepared`: patched worktree of source
+* `*.build`: temporary build directory
+* `*.tar.gz`: python sdist
+* `*.sdist`: unpacked python sdist
+* `*.whl`: compiled python wheel
+* `*.wheel`: unpacked python wheel
+* `*.lib`: unpacked library/application
+* `*.tar.xz`: packed library/application
 
 #### Base structure
 
 Each project follows a consistent flow through the first three main directories.
 
-- `*.source`
-  - This is a clean checkout of the project's upstream source code, tracked as a git submodule.
-  - We avoid modifying this directly, since changes here would slow down git operations in the build-scripts repo.
-- `*.prepared`
-  - A git worktree created from the `*.source` repository.
-  - If patches are needed, they're applied here.
-  - If no patches are needed, it's just a clean mirror of the source.
-  - This directory is persistent and only refreshed if the source changes so new patches can be developed in this directory
-- `*.build`
-  - A copy of the `*.prepared` directory, used for the actual build step.
-  - Contains all intermediate build artifacts.
-  - This directory is temporary and may be deleted between builds. Never make manual changes here.
+* `*.source`
+  * This is a clean checkout of the project's upstream source code, tracked as a git submodule.
+  * We avoid modifying this directly, since changes here would slow down git operations in the build-scripts repo.
+* `*.prepared`
+  * A git worktree created from the `*.source` repository.
+  * If patches are needed, they're applied here.
+  * If no patches are needed, it's just a clean mirror of the source.
+  * This directory is persistent and only refreshed if the source changes so new patches can be developed in this directory
+* `*.build`
+  * A copy of the `*.prepared` directory, used for the actual build step.
+  * Contains all intermediate build artifacts.
+  * This directory is temporary and may be deleted between builds. Never make manual changes here.
 
 The remaining steps are different depending on the type of project.
 
 #### Python modules
 
-- The build step creates a `*.tar.gz` sdist from the `*.build` directory.
-- The sdist is then extracted into a `*.sdist` folder.
-- Finally, a wheel (`*.whl`) is built from the `*.sdist`.
-- If you want to you can make a `*.wheel` directory to view the unpacked wheel
+* The build step creates a `*.tar.gz` sdist from the `*.build` directory.
+* The sdist is then extracted into a `*.sdist` folder.
+* Finally, a wheel (`*.whl`) is built from the `*.sdist`.
+* If you want to you can make a `*.wheel` directory to view the unpacked wheel
 
 #### WASIX libraries and applications
 
-- The build step builds the library and installs it into a `*.lib` folder, following the correct directory structure.
-- That folder is then compressed into a final distributable \*.tar.xz.
+* The build step builds the library and installs it into a `*.lib` folder, following the correct directory structure.
+* That folder is then compressed into a final distributable \*.tar.xz.
 
 #### Interdependencies
 
 If a project depends on other project they can either be direct dependencies of that project or you can define a `*.sysroot` target with the dependencies as prerequisites.
 
-- `*.sysroot`
-  - Contains the merged builds of multiple other projects
-  - Useful when a project is using pkg-config to find its dependencies
-  - Automatically builds a sysroot from its list of prerequisites
+* `*.sysroot`
+  * Contains the merged builds of multiple other projects
+  * Useful when a project is using pkg-config to find its dependencies
+  * Automatically builds a sysroot from its list of prerequisites