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@workingjubilee observed that we should layer things like musl does, e.g. everything that is common goes in the common part, and then everything that is in the arch/$arch/bits headers goes in arch-specific crates.
I think we should also take this opportunity to finish the time64 migration for 32-bit hosts and assume musl 1.2.x as baseline.
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As discussed in Zulip (https://rust-lang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/131828-t-compiler/topic/bootstrapping.20on.20s390x.2Fmips.20for.20musl/near/227979341), there are numerous opportunities to simplify the musl support crate (almost everything is actually not arch-specific in musl, so there is a ton of DRY violations).
@workingjubilee observed that we should layer things like musl does, e.g. everything that is common goes in the common part, and then everything that is in the
arch/$arch/bits
headers goes in arch-specific crates.I think we should also take this opportunity to finish the time64 migration for 32-bit hosts and assume musl 1.2.x as baseline.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: