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I’m a Chief Technology Officer and Chief Information Security Officer skilled in leading the development and implementation of business technology strategies in fast-paced growth-stage organizations. Having worked in telecommunications, home entertainment and automation, IoT, and healthcare, I am skilled at listening to, understanding, and adapting to the voices of the market, customers, business operations, technology, and regulations. Over the past decades I’ve compiled a track record of successfully implementing and managing all aspects of technology development including recruiting, managing, and mentoring software engineering staff; developing and integrating software solutions using agile development methodologies; developing and instituting code revision management and continuous build systems; establishing and improving defect resolution productivity goals; leading cross-functional teams on delivery of product releases; and leading organizations through challenging compliance frameworks.
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Hello – and thanks so much for all your hard work on Open Source Swift!
I have Swift-2.2 working on a Beaglebone Black running Debian, but the REPL is still a bit wonky…
Have you had time/been able to update the arm7-linux-gnueabli package since your December 22 2015 post? Are you planning to update it to Swift-3.0?
Thank you very much
John, you’re quite welcome. Unfortunately I haven’t had the time to work with the ARM or x86 packages as of late. Folks have been working with ARM and I just need to sit down and try to build it on the BeagleBoard X15 I have.
Thanks for getting back to me. How did you get an X15 ???? I didn’t think they were out yet
Thanks for getting back to me. I have installed swift-3.0 on a Debian stretch VM running on a 64bit box and on it, REPL and lldb work well. But, on the Beaglebone Black 32 bit Armhf board the REPL and lldb have problems. I don’t know enough to attempt an armhf swift build myself, so I’m hoping (shamelessly) to convince you to update yours :). Thanks!
Hello guys,
first things first: Great job and huge thanks to push Swift in the OSS.
Is it possible to persist the latest successfully incremental build under a static link? That would be great for some easy to use setup scripts for Swift on the RaspberryPi.
Would love to help you with that. Thank you very much.