On Mon, 11 Jan 2021 22:07:42 +0800, Liu Hao <lh_mo...@126.com> wrote: [...] > There is no special meaning about `w64` itself. `mingw32` on the other hand > specifies the ABI, so all `i686-*-mingw32` targets are considered > ABI-compatible.
Are they really though? It seems to me that the triplet has ended up somewhat overloaded — especially with regards to features such as the threading model or the exception handling. (Thinking with my Debian hat on, where we still need a comprehensive architecture definition if we ever want multiarch to work with MinGW-w64...) While we’re at it, how could we reflect the target CRT (MSVCRT, UCRT, or one of the version-specific RTs)? Regards, Stephen
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