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Add RISC-V CPU type and CPU subtype to llvm & lldb #136785
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I don't know this stuff works. Do we need riscv64 too or is it shared?
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There isn't a CPU_TYPE for riscv64.
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Should we name this eCore_riscv then? Given that it applies to both.
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That's not quite accurate. It doesn't apply to both, it is riscv32.
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Oh so this is just how it's been named? If you're matching what the MachO spec (whatever form it is) then that's fine, too late to change it now.
And I take from that that at some point a riscv64 value could be allocated for MachO but there is not one at the moment.
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Yeah, I can't comment on the future but that's correct.
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Cool. Conclusion here is that in this context, CPU_TYPE_RISCV means riscv32. I might have added a 32 on the end there, but it is what it is :)
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(though, maybe it was to follow ARM and ARM64)