Fix TProgram.Uses reserved-word clash (renamed to UsedUnits), nested brace-comment in uParser.pas, and missing uAST in Blaise.pas uses clause. Vendor QBE 1.2 source in vendor/qbe/ (built locally with make; binary excluded via .gitignore). End-to-end pipeline confirmed: Blaise compiles Hello World and Calc (6*7=42) to native x86_64 Linux binaries. 71/71 FPCUnit tests passing.
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Windows Quick Start
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Only 64-bit versions of windows are supported. To compile
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this software you will need to get a normal UNIX toolchain.
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There are several ways to get one, but I will only describe
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how I did it.
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1. Download and install [@1 MSYS2] (the x86_64 version).
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2. In an MSYS2 terminal, run the following command.
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pacman -S git make mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc mingw-w64-x86_64-gdb
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3. Restart the MSYS2 terminal.
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4. In the new terminal, clone QBE.
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git clone git://c9x.me/qbe.git
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5. Compile using `make`.
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[1] http://www.msys2.org
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