[Downstream change] Cherry-pick of [TargetParser] Parse Amazon Linux triple and handle RuntimeLibcalls #546
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…triple and handle RuntimeLibcalls #136114 This parses the "aarch64-amazon-linux" triple and updates RuntimeLibcalls to mark the sincos* functions as available on Amazon Linux. This allows these functions to be vectorized on Amazon Linux.
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Original PR under review: llvm/llvm-project#136114
As the commit introduced by #535 has resulted in a faulty C++ compiler which could not see system-provided standard C++ library, an alternative solution is now being cherry-picked here which appears to work with Amazon Linux 2023.
This is an one off change for the ATfL21 release.
Downstream issue: #533