Ian Lance Taylor <i...@google.com> writes:
>> I would suggest:
>>
>> GOARCH=mips # o32
>> GOARCH=mips64n32 # Would you believe n32?
>> GOARCH=mips64n64 # ...n64
>
> I think the only real question is whether that first "64" helps.
I don't think so: in the n64 case, it's just double, and for n32 it's
pretty meaningless: this would be like calling 32-bit sparc on a 64-bit
CPU sparc64-32 or something.
> Perhaps we should just use mipso32, mipsn32, and mipsn64? Or should we
That would be my preference.
> just use mips instead of mipso32?
Please no: at least on IRIX (don't know about Linux/MIPS), GCC defaults
to N32 and O32 has been deprecated in 4.5 and removed in 4.6. The
default ABI (which would be mips) depends on the target OS, the ABIs
don't.
Rainer
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