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I think with the C++ backend and maybe LLVM, we can remove the notion of target.
I think users should create an output directory and we should run autoconf or cmake or config.guess,
in order to pass on the LLVM triple and/or word space and endian.
Even with the gcc backend I don't think target is motivated.
Target is really just an output directory name and a normalized config.guess output.
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I think with the C++ backend and maybe LLVM, we can remove the notion of target.
I think users should create an output directory and we should run autoconf or cmake or config.guess,
in order to pass on the LLVM triple and/or word space and endian.
Even with the gcc backend I don't think target is motivated.
Target is really just an output directory name and a normalized config.guess output.
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