On Wed, 15 Nov 2017, James Almer wrote:
arch is "x86" regardless of target being x86_32 or x86_64, and if
configuring with asm disabled it's "c" instead.
Using subarch (Always either "x86_32" or "x86_64") and adapting
makedef makes sure the symbols are always detected correctly on
x86_32.
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arch is "x86" regardless of target being x86_32 or x86_64, and if
configuring with asm disabled it's "c" instead.
Using subarch (Always either "x86_32" or "x86_64") and adapting
makedef makes sure the symbols are always detected correctly on
x86_32.
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compat/windows/makedef | 2 +-
configure