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Years ago target names become fairly regular:
{I386,AMD64,PPC,PPC64,ALPHA,PA{32,64},ARM[64]}_{LINUX,NT,FREEBSD,OPENBSD,NETBSD,DARWIN}
A few legacy names remain for hypothetically supported targets (is anyone still using 32bit x86?):
LINUXLIBC6 aka I386_LINUX
FreeBSD4 aka I386_FREEBSD
NetBSD2_i386 aka I386_NETBSD
While I'd still like to eliminate the notion of target, I think it is long past time to remove these.
They don't cost much, but still I'd like to clean things up.
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Years ago target names become fairly regular:
{I386,AMD64,PPC,PPC64,ALPHA,PA{32,64},ARM[64]}_{LINUX,NT,FREEBSD,OPENBSD,NETBSD,DARWIN}
A few legacy names remain for hypothetically supported targets (is anyone still using 32bit x86?):
LINUXLIBC6 aka I386_LINUX
FreeBSD4 aka I386_FREEBSD
NetBSD2_i386 aka I386_NETBSD
While I'd still like to eliminate the notion of target, I think it is long past time to remove these.
They don't cost much, but still I'd like to clean things up.
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