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The problem with the second is: Where did that prebuilt binary come +from? + +Current Topics [ [16]edit ] + + * [17]mes by janneke,mes + * [18]stage0 by Jeremiah Oriansstage0 + * Coquillage by bms_ + * [19]Descent principle + * [20]The Semantics Assignment Problem + * [21]Self-Extension + * [22]Self-Hosting + * [23]Build Systems + * [24]Build Inputs + * [25]C compilers + * [26]Below C Level + * [27]Boostrapping Specific Languages + * [28]discarded options and why + * [29]Investigate + * [30]Projects List + * [31]Documents + * [32]Forth + +Past Research [ [33]edit ] + + [34]bcompiler by Grimley Evans + This is a detailed log of the process of bootstrapping a series of + languages up starting from just a hex assembler written using a hex + editor. + [35]The Cuneiform Tablets of 2015 by Long Tien Nguyen, Alan Kay + This discusses methods of long term software preservation. Briefly + about hardware that will not degrade over time, but the majority of the + paper is about how to design a software stack that can be executed in + the far future. In order to achieve this they recommend build + everything in terms of a machine with a short simple specification. + [36]jonesforth.S by Richard W.M. Jones + In depth literate programming describing a complete implementation of + forth. Bootstrapped from intel 32 bit assembly with lots of assembler + macros into a fully self extensible forth. This is a really + illuminating read, teaching a lot of details about forth as well as + showing just how minimal a runtime it is possible to make a programming + language with. + [37]stoneknifeforth by Kragen + Kragen (again) doing amazing bootstrapping/self hosting work. This + forth is implemented in a screenful of code, able to emit ELF files + directly. Self extensible. Single char word names. + [38]amber by nineties + These slides outline the developement of rowl and amber. This is a + programming language bootstrapped up from assembly. rowl is implemented + directly in assembly then parts of the amber vm and compiler are + implemented in rowl, then the rest of amber is implemented by self + hosting. + [39]SCM-Go by pkelcjte + This project builds a SICP-style, Scheme interpreter with a REPL in Go. + The blog post describes each phase. They're simple-looking. The Github + integrates it into a total of 240 lines of code. Being a simple + language, the Go implementation could be ported to anything else in our + collection or straight hand-assemblied. Then, more complex stuff built + on it like nineties or other LISPers do. + [40]jrp.c by curtism + A very small x86 JIT stack calculator implemented in C. All of the + instructions are coded in a clever way to make them each a double word + or a quad word. + [41]Yet Another BrainFuck Compiler by cameronswinoga + This is a brain**** compiler implemented in C. It produces an elf file + directly. + [42]qcc + The QCC project: hooking tcc frontend up with qcc's code generator and + creating a toybox style set of cc, as, ld tools. + [43]List of Diverse Hardware + A big concern in dealing with trust in hardware is whether it's + subverted or not. Intel, AMD, and many other big names have backdoors + in their chips for management purposes. Among other things... ;) One + cheat to get trustworthy image is to just use a computer you have no + reason to believe is subverted. Acquire it under a boring buyer, it + itself is a boring tech, do your bootstrapping thing in it air gapped, + and use what it produces. It will likely *not* be subverted *by + default* since the interdictors and TAO folks have limited resources w/ + no reason to target the system. Use several that are different for best + results. To help with that, I (Nick P.) put together a list of all + kinds of CPU's and execution strategies on Schneier's blog. Something I + left off the list are old TI-82 calculators, Palm Pilots, etc. Lots of + old stuff lying around you can get in person with cash that is probably + unsubverted. + [44]golang talk golang transpiled from c to go + "It's time for the Go compilers to be written in Go, not in C. I'll + talk about the unusual process the Go team has adopted to make that + happen: mechanical conversion of the existing C compilers into + idiomatic Go code". They wrote the compiler in C then translated the + source code from C into Go almost automatically (had to do some manual + fixing up). This is an interesting approach. Let's name it the + transpile approach to self hosting. + [45]asmutils a linux distro/userland implemented in assembly + This is a linux distribution implemented entirely in assembly. It + doesn't depend on libc or anything. + [46]COMFY-65 a macro assembler hosted on lisp + Henry G. Baker implements COMFY-65, a macro assembler hosted on lisp. + + With the power of the entire Lisp language available for use within + COMFY-65 macros, the amount of intelligence one can embed in these + macros is limitless + [47]B.Y.O assembler in forth by Brad Rodriguez + This is a teaching document that explains how to make an assembler in + forth! It shows a very forth-idiomatic style of programming, and how + easy it is to make an advanced assembler once you have a working forth. + [48]mrustc by thepowersgang + This is a rust compiler written in C++, it translates rust to C. it + makes the normal self hosted rustc compiler bootstrappable! It neglects + the borrow checker but is still able to compile valid input source + correctly. + [49]bsdc by Leor Zolman + A C compiler (for CP/M) implemented in assembly. 25k lines of asm. + [50]maru by Ian Piumarta + This is the real deal. Ian Piumarta implemented a fully bootstrappable + scheme here starting from C, then self hosting to a compiler that emits + binary directly. Very impressive! + [51]CakeML by Myreen et al + CakeML is really really fascinating. They have created a theory of SML + programs inside HOL, allowing them to prove properties of SML programs + embedded inside HOL. They have created a (serious) compiler from SML + down to assembly and proved that it preserves semantics all the way. + They are then able to compile the compile simultaneously bootstrapping + the proof to create a verified compiler binary for which it is proven + that it compiles input programs and preserves their semantics. To my + knowledge this is the first such development. + [52]bootstrap by Richard Smith + This is an incredibly well developed bootstrapping project. hex + assembler. elf maker. x86 assembler. linker. B compiler. C compiler. + Includes implementations of various POSIX style libc functions along + the way. It is extremely well written and worth studying! + [53]asmc by Giovanni Mascellani + The asmc project is a small bootable kernel that loads up a payload + which. payloads exist for assembly compilers and "G language" + compilers. The G language is a low level lang below C which was + invented to ease bootstrapping. An assembler (which can build the + kernel) has been implemented in G. + [54]blc by Pim Goossens + cmeta - Using ideas from META compiler compiler Pim builds the meta + language up from raw hex. blc - binary lambda calculus implementation, + capable of computing matt mights factorial program. built using the + cmeta system. Incredibly terse. Surprising that the techniques of + metacompiler compilers can be applied at such a low level. The amount + of leverage may be highest in this project. + [55]pascal-p by Pascal-P Porting Kit + "It compiles and runs a subset of the Revised Pascal language. That + subset was designed to be the minimum language required to self compile + for a new machine implementation. It was part of a "bootstrapping" kit + designed to facilitate porting Pascal to new machines.". The pascal + language was implemented with bootstrapping intention in mind. They + have a simple "p code" bytecode language that eases the process. + [56]eulex by David Vázquez Púa + This is a forth operating system with emacs like editor and lisp + interpreter built in it. It's a 1700 line assembly script for the + bootable forth compiler/interpreter and then the whole rest of the + system is implemented in forth. I have not tried but apparently it can + build itself with the assembler. This is very impressive work. + +Past Research / intray [ [57]edit ] + + important: try to summarize lessons learned from each. + * [58]Pascal-S by Wirth (Small, self-contained subset w/ great error + reporting) + * [59]Compiler Construction by Wirth (Oberon-0 language in book is + well-suited to bootstrapping) + * [60]Edison by Hansen (Language w/ 5 statements & small OS on + PDP-11) + * [61]Project Oberon by Wirth et al (Simple language, compiler, OS, + and RISC CPU w/ source laid out like a book.) + * [62]ML/I and Sal by Tannenbaum (Macro system bootstrapping + low-level language, Sal, they built an OS with) + * [63]COLA whitepaper by Ian Piumarta + * [64]PreScheme using an low level s-exp IL to implement scheme. + * [65]Incremental, Scheme Compiler by Ghuloum (Build Scheme-to-ASM + compiler in "24, small steps;" Githubs available) + * [66]Red Language by Rakocevic et al (LISP-like power/DSL's, can do + low-level, batteries included, 1MB standalone) + * [67]MinCaml by IPA (Efficient compiler for minimal, functional + language in 2000 lines & 14-week segments) + * [68]Spry by Krampe (Combines traits of LISP, Rebol, Smalltalk, and + Forth; hosted on Nim; 2300loc) + * [69]LCC by Hanson and Fraser (A 20Kloc compiler w/ book describing + its workings; literate code; non-FOSS, but free non-commercial) + * [70]Axiomatic Bootstrapping: A Guide for Compiler Hackers by Andrew + Appel (bootstrapping SML) + * [71]Merlin: Just Add Reflection (bootstrapping object oriented + merlin) + * [72]booting BCPL (bootstrapping BCPL using intcode) + * [73]High-level Assembly by Hyde (Assembly w/ high-level data types, + control flow & a stdlib; use/check just what you need) + * [74]Linoleum by Ghignola (Cross-platform, lean, fast, assembly-like + language) + * [75]wingolog about the guile compiler (all brilliant posts!) + * [76]Partcl by Zaitsev (Tiny TCL; TCL's parse & interpret easily; + also references Picol etc) + * [77][1] neatld linker by ali grudi (and also [78]neatas [79]neatcc + ) + * [80]SchemeRepo by Univ. of Indiana (Pile of source for Scheme + lexers, parsers, comilers, etc.) + * [81]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk9TatW9ino Tutorial: Building + the Simplest Possible Linux System - Rob Landley + * [82]Om Language by sparist (Prefix, typeless language with three + operators; concatenative like Forth) + * [83][2] by Laurence Tratt + * [84]SBCL: a Sanely-Bootstrappable Common Lisp by Christophe Rhodes + * prescheme to c compiler - [85]https://github.com/nineties-retro/sps + * [86]Ur-Scheme by Kragen Sitaker + * [87]qhasm by Daniel Bernstein (portable form of Assembly language + that standardizes machine instruction syntax across CPUs) + * [88]debian rebootstrap a project with the idea that bootstrapping + debian should be a repeatable process, not a hacky one off thing + * [89]http://t3x.org/t3x/ - minimal procedural language with self + hosted tiny compiler + * [90][3] - bootstrapping a linux system from source + * [91]bootstrapping trust in compilers blog post by Owl's portfolio + * [92]programming thought experiment kragen comment on reddit + * [93]scheme from scratch + * [94]http://interim-os.com/ + * [95]https://github.com/m4tx/uefi-jit**** UEFI JIT brain**** + * [96]https://miyuki.github.io/2017/10/04/gcc-archaeology-1.html gcc + archaeology + * [97]https://github.com/murisi/L2 + * [98]https://tinygo.org/faq/why-a-new-compiler/ + * [99]https://github.com/siraben/meta-II + +Groups [ [100]edit ] + +Karger-Thompson Attack [ [101]edit ] + + Anything related to the karger thompson attack: proof of concept demos, + mitigations, theory. + * [102]multics the original paper explaining the attack (before + thompson!) + * [103]SCM Security by Wheeler (Secure distribution & compilation of + source fundamentals; Karger advised mastering it) + * [104]rotten by rntz (thompson attack demo) + * [105]rust infection by manishearth (thompson attack demo in the + rust compiler) + * [106]tcc ACSAC by daved wheeler + * [107]CompCert by Leroy et al (Mathematically-verified, C compiler + whose specs and proofs checked with tiny, verified checker) + * [108]CakeML by Myreen et al (Mathematically-verified, SML compiler + whose specs and proofs checked with different, tiny, verified + checker) + * [109]VLISP by Oliva and Wand (Article has links to VLISP which + mathematically verified PreScheme and Scheme48) + * [110]KCC by Rosu et al (Executable, formal semantics for C in + rewrite logic; could do that w/ simpler engine) + * [111]TALC by Cornell (Typed, assembly language to verify safety + w/out compiler; checker can be simple; C subset + verified compiler + to TALC) + * [112]CoqASM by Microsoft Research (Bootstrap in verifiably-safe + assembly in prover checked by tiny, verified checker) + +Ubiquitous Implementations [ [113]edit ] + + These are tools written in ubiquitous languages, therefore they can be + used in a wide variety of contexts. + * [114]shasm by Hohensee (x86 assembler written in BASH) + * [115]AWKLisp by Bacon (LISP written in Awk; includes Perl version + from Perl Avenger) + * [116]Gherkin by Dipert (LISP written in Bash) + * [117]BASH Infinity by Brzoska (BASH framework/routines that might + help write compilers in it) + * [118]mal "make a lisp" implementing a very basic lisp interpreter + in hundreds of languages + * [119][4] A new bootstrapping project that is built up to a self + host language above assembly from a minimal DOS platform. + +Small C Compilers [ [120]edit ] + + * [121]c4 by rswier (incredibly short c compiler) + * [122]cc500 by edmund grimley-evans (tiny c compiler) + * [123]CUCU by Zaitsev (Small, C compiler designed for easy + understanding) + * [124]SmallerC by Frunze (Small, single-pass, C compiler for several + ISA's) + * [125]picoc interpreter. + * [126]C Interpreter by Dr Dobbs (Describes building a C interpreter + with source) + * [127][5] Small C for I386 (IA-32) + * [128]Selfie , a tiny self-compiling compiler for a subset of C, a + tiny self-executing MIPS emulator, and a tiny self-hosting MIPS + hypervisor, all in a single 7kLoC file. [129]HN discussion. + [130]Paper. + * [131]Tiny C expression compiler Written in Forth based on + [132]tinyc.c by marc feeley. + * [133][6] [134][7] C compilers by Rui Ueyama [135]blog + * [136][8] 10 hour self hosting c compiler + +Grammars, Parsing, and Term Rewriting [ [137]edit ] + + * [138]Grammar Executing Machine by McKeeman and He (Incrementally + extend languages from simple to complex grammars in interpreter(s)) + * [139]peg by kragen (parsing) + * [140]PEG-based simple compiler by Ian Piumarta + * [141]META II by Bayfront Tech (Original meta-compiler w/ live code + and detailed tutorial; OMeta was successor) + * [142]META II implementation by Lugon (Looks like a small + implementation of META II; also bootstrapped in META II) + * [143]OMeta# Intro by Moser (OMeta intro that nicely illustrates the + meta approach/advantages) + +Virtual Machines, Instruction Sets [ [144]edit ] + + * [145]P-code by Wirth (High-level language & libraries target + ultra-simple, portable interpreter) + * [146]sweet16 by Steve Wozniak + * [147]Tiny BASIC by Allison (Small BASIC whose original VM took 120, + virtual opcodes to implement using 3KB RAM) + * [148]Klip by Cutting (Compiler & runtime for simple language for + students; done in C#; runtime is very readable) + +CPU's for Bootstrapping: The Simple, The Verified, and The Necessarily +Complex [ [149]edit ] + + * [150]NAND2Tetris by Nisan and Schocken (Guide that teaches hardware + step-by-step in fun way with simple CPU emerging) + * [151]J1 by by Bowman (16-bit Forth CPU in 200 lines of Verilog that + does 100MIPS on FPGA's) + * [152]H2 by Howe (Modified, VHDL version of J1 with detailed + description and Howe's code MIT-licensed) + * [153]RISC-0 by Wirth (Simple, RISC CPU & SOC designed for Oberon + language with detailed docs and source online) + * [154]JOP by Shoeberl et al (Embedded Java processor that takes up + 1830 slices on FPGA) + * [155]Scheme Machine by Burger (Scheme interpreter implemented as + CPU using formal methods) + * [156]ZPU by Zylin AS (Tiny, 32-bit CPU for deep embedded apps in + 440 LUT's) + * [157]J2 by Landley et al (Clone of cost-efficient, SuperH-2 CPU in + open-source) + * [158]VAMP by Beyer et al (Formally-verified, DLX-style processor in + 18,000 slices on Xilinx) + * [159]Leon3 by Gaisler (Industry-grade, 32-bit SPARC w/ + auto-configuration of core and GPL license) + * [160]Rocket by Univ of CA (1.4GHz RISC-V CPU and generator for + customization) + * [161]OpenPITON by Princeton (25-core, shared-memory, SPARC CPU + open-sourced and very scalable) + +Minimal Operating Systems [ [162]edit ] + + * [163]KolibriOS - lightweight assembly OS. + * [164]MikeOS - same. + * [165]Sortix - modern reimplementation of POSIX in C. (Note: No perl + port and GCC does not build natively on it. (yet.)) + * [166]ASMLINUX - linux kernel, but the userspace is implemented + entirely in assembly. + * [167]LFS - Guide on building Linux and the GNU userspace. + * buildroot + * [168]NetBSD build.sh - Cross-build a complete NetBSD ISO from a + foreign OS. There's also a [169]guide in the official NetBSD docs. + * [170]lh-bootstrap - alternative linux distro, using musl instead of + glibc. + * [171]xv6 - UNIX teaching OS MIT + * [172]OS/161 - UNIX teaching OS Harvard + * [173]https://landley.net/toybox/about.html - Toybox, alternative to + Busybox by Robert Landley, see also [174]Aboriginal Linux and + [175]mkroot by the same author, which are all geared toward a + minimal boostrappable system + * [176]https://github.com/pikhq/bootstrap-linux - Another take at a + bootstrappable Linux system + +Biology/Other? [ [177]edit ] + + * [178]https://ds9a.nl/amazing-dna/#bootstrapping - DNA seen through + the eyes of a coder + +Helpful Links [ [179]edit ] + + * [180]AIM-039.pdf The first self hosted lisp + * [181]lambda-the-ultimate thread asking for info on bootstrapping + * [182]awesome-compilers github list with a lot of information (copy + the relevant parts to this wiki) + * [183]Tombstone diagram + * [184]bootstrappable a community hub for bootstrapping, with mailing + list. + * [185]bootstrappable mailing list + * [186]yabfc - Generating-executable-files-from-scratch + * [187]ELF visualization + * [188]Cfront - converts C++ to C; developed by Bjarne Stroustrup. + * [189]https://sourceware.org/glibc/wiki/FAQ#How_do_I_install_all_of_ + the_GNU_C_Library_project_libraries_that_I_just_built.3F + * [190]Formal Compiler Verification with ACL2 - proving a compiler + correct with ACL2 and discussion about correctness and self + compiling. + + <'¶ >' + * [191]Rustdesk: The open source TeamViewer 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