New semsig_hash(mem_view_t) primitive (include/semsig.h): a position-,
register-, immediate- and instruction-order-invariant function fingerprint.
It folds per-instruction operand-canonical tokens, splitting the body into
basic blocks via cfg_blocks and using a within-block order-insensitive
sort-then-fold (between-block order preserved), so it survives compiler
register reallocation and instruction scheduling that the byte-mask
func_hash/sig_generate cannot. Distinct hash domain from func_hash.
The operand decode is delegated to an OPTIONAL external disassembler behind
a private adapter seam (src/handlers/semsig_backend.h); semsig.c stays
backend-neutral and includes no backend header. VMIE_DISASM={OFF|zydis|
capstone} gates the build: OFF (default) compiles only semsig_stub.c and
keeps the zero-dependency build (VMIE_HAVE_DISASM=0, packages unchanged).
The backend is brought from VMIE_DISASM_SRC or find_package - never
vendored. Adds the vmie_win32_func_semsig wrapper.
The CI deb job builds with the Zydis backend (libzydis-dev); the runtime
package dependency on libzydis is derived automatically by dpkg-shlibdeps.
cpack's CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_SHLIBDEPS runs dpkg-shlibdeps, which needs
the file utility to detect ELF binaries and derive the runtime libc
dependency. The slim CI image does not ship it, so packaging failed at
the cpack step. Add file to the job toolchain.
Factor the source list into an OBJECT library so the same objects back
both the existing static lib and a new shared libvmie.so (SONAME from the
project version; the version comes from the tag, falling back to a cached
default). Add install rules and a CPack DEB config that produce two
packages: libvmie0 (the runtime .so + SONAME symlink) and libvmie-dev
(public headers under include/vmie + the linker symlink), with the dev
package depending on the exact runtime version.
Add a CI job that, on a v* tag, builds the shared library, runs cpack,
and uploads both .deb files to the Gitea Debian package registry.
CMake's project(... C) check compiles AND links a test binary, which needs glibc's startup objects (Scrt1.o/crti.o). gcc only Recommends libc6-dev, so --no-install-recommends dropped it and configure failed before the cross-build. Install it explicitly.
Gitea Actions workflow that cross-compiles vmie-startup.exe (mingw-w64) and publishes a win64 zip (exe + LICENSE) to the tag's release. Builds only the Windows artifact; a .gitignore negation keeps .gitea/ tracked under the .*/ rule.
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