- added portasm support for adding .section .note.GNU-stack "hints" marking generated .o files from assembly files as not needing an executable stack * needed to be done manually in assembly files, in contrast to C translation units where gcc adds such hints automatically * this is for security, and better/easier integration of dyncall into other projects and builds, as dyncall doesn't need an executable stack * thanks to Thorsten Behrens for bringing this up to our intention and providing a first analysis * currently only done on Linux, but will be added across other platforms (where applicable) after some testing

Building DynCall on Mac OS X
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The build system supports universal binaries (including static libraries) by
default (i386, x86_64).
In addition, the desired SDK can be choosen.

Optional configure switches for Mac OS X:

  Operating System:
    --target=MacOSX (optional, auto-detect)

  SDK:
    --sdk=<version> (optional, auto-detect)

  Architecture:
    not specified, builds universal binaries depending on SDK version


Configure and build for host platform:

  ./configure
  make
  sudo make install


Compile for Mac OS X 10.4u:

  configure --target=MacOSX --sdk=10.4u