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elsjaako
1280 days ago
AVR (for example, old Arduino boards) and xtensa (like esp32 developer boards) are the only ones I know of. Most of the desktop OS platforms are supported by both.
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viraptor
1280 days ago
AVR should be working these days
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/tree/main/llvm/lib/Targ...
Unless you mean some specific chips?
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masklinn
1280 days ago
Also while ESP32 has not been mainlined (I think), Espressif has both an llvm and a rustc fork.
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pantalaimon
1280 days ago
Espressif has forks of everything (OpenOCD, GDB, GCC) that they never mainline and that just become outdated as they release new chips.
The latest xtensa-esp8266-elf-gcc is version 5.2
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jeroenhd
1280 days ago
Their first patches are in the process of being merged:
https://discourse.llvm.org/t/rfc-request-for-upstream-tensil...
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elsjaako
1280 days ago
I didn't know that!
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Unless you mean some specific chips?