The g2k16 hackathon must have been a really great one, because here is yet another report, this time from Patrick Wildt, who writes:

What we did then was huge. First of all we switched armv7 from OABI to EABI. This EABI is basically what everyone does and what all ports expect from us. I prepared a diff and snapshots beforehand and we just put it in during the hackathon. Zaurus did not survive this ABI break and thus we got rid of it. This means we can concentrate on ARMv7 and make use of its helpful features, like using the hardware floating point unit. jsg@ quickly moved armv7 to PIE and static-PIE. C++ exceptions also will get a lot better.

The next item on the list was getting LLVM and the new C++ stack into the tree. With coordinated efforts I imported libc++, libc++abi and libunwind while pascal@ took care of the LLVM import. We all got it in before the hackathon ended. Now we can go on and make it run. Good times are ahead of us. But there's also a lot of work to do.