ymawky: A Web Server Written Entirely in ARM64 Assembly for macOS
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Summary
ymawky is a web server written entirely in ARM64 assembly language, designed for macOS on Apple Silicon. It is a syscall-only, no-libc, fork-per-connection server built by hand. The project requires Xcode Command Line Tools and only runs on Apple Silicon (arm64). It aims to be portable but will likely need tweaks for Linux/other Unix systems.
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· 4 pulledymawky (yuh maw kee), a web server written entirely in ARM64 assembly.
ymawky is a syscall-only, no libc, fork-per-connection web server written by hand.
While it is developed for MacOS, I've tried to make it as portable as possible -- however, it's likely you will still need to make some (hopefully minor) Significant tweaks to get this to run on Linux/other Unix systems.
ymawky only runs on apple silicon (arm64).
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