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<abathur>
anyone compiled a loadable bash builtin on macOS before?
<gchristensen>
oh dear
<abathur>
I've fiddled enough to get it to compile, but when I `enable -f` to load it, the dlopen() call barfs "mach-o, but wrong filetype", which is thankfully searchable; a code comment there says // only MH_BUNDLE, MH_DYLIB, and some MH_EXECUTE can be dynamically loaded
<gchristensen>
I just want to say I love that you're experimenting with bash builtins
<gchristensen>
what do you want it to do? :)
<abathur>
oh, well, I can't get this booze FUSE-for-bash thing out of my head
<abathur>
so, just trying to get its builtin built to see if it'll work on macos :)
<abathur>
I've been looking for any sort of tolerable cross-platform FUSE, just one path/tendril related to your ask on ~traced shell script execution
<abathur>
though I've roughly given up on there being enough good cross-platform abstractions to stitch something together there; been assuming I may just focus on linux + CI for that
<abathur>
it's appropriate, if I can get it working
<abathur>
I was *really* just looking around for whether anyone had forked and hacked bash to instrument it directly to collect anything similar to what we'd be looking for, but I got nerd-sniped when I found booze in the results
<abathur>
more like sifting, I guess, since there's like a quintillion copies of bash on the internet
<gchristensen>
you've seen opengl.sh right?
<abathur>
no
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<gchristensen>
I've been thinking about making a fuse filesystem which automatically bind-mounts certain directories to another partition when they're created
<gchristensen>
for example, Rust's ./target directory can be enormous. if ./Cargo.toml exists, then ./target would be bind-mounted to another filesystem
<abathur>
ah, yeah
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<__monty__>
Is there a way to set the default browser? Searching the documentation for default doesn't really work because of all the default values >.<
<antifuchs>
__monty__: I don't believe there's an effective way to do it outside running the browser and choosing "make it the default". https://stackoverflow.com/a/50262636 has a programmatic way but I'm pretty sure nix-darwin doesn't use that (:
<__monty__>
: ( State is so yucky though! 😩
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<antifuchs>
agreed /:
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<abathur>
heh, that SO link notes it can be installed via homebrew now, I guess perhaps we could build and use it in nix-darwin
<abathur>
though I tend to take a go-with-the-flow approach to a lot of this stuff on macOS; roughly: at dotfile bootstrap time, after Chrome installs, assuming I have a file named "chrome_instructions" with the contents "Make default browser and close", `open -w -a Google\ Chrome.app chrome_instructions`
<abathur>
my loadable builtin question my not be as specific as I thought; has anyone used Nix to compile a plugin against any executable on macOS?
<abathur>
I fumbled my way to overriding the bash package to make a new output with the .o files, which did get it compiling, but dlopen is complaining that it's the wrong filetype; I've since found the linker options -bundle and -bundle_loader
<abathur>
-bundle_loader sounds like it should get me out of making a new output, letting unresolved symbols resolve against the specified loader, but I'm missing something wrt to the options