Add support for our temporary target #68
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For the current phase of work we are requiring that input LLVM IR be built to target the `aarch64-unknown-none-softfloat` target. This means that it can make no assumptions about either the host operating system (as there is none), nor the target ABI (meaning that we fall back to platform codegen ABI convention, and hence that `rustc` will not do anything funky here). We add support in the nix derivation (`flake.nix`) so that this target is automatically made available in the sandbox. It may be necessary to add it at the system level as well, depending on how your development environment is set up.
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Summary
For the current phase of work we are requiring that input LLVM IR be built to target the
aarch64-unknown-none-softfloattarget. This means that it can make no assumptions about either the host operating system (as there is none), nor the target ABI (meaning that we fall back to platform codegen ABI convention, and hence thatrustcwill not do anything funky here).Details
We add support in the nix derivation (
flake.nix) so that this target is automatically made available in the sandbox. It may be necessary to add it at the system level as well, depending on how your development environment is set up.Checklist