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LLVM bitcode already has some architecture-specific things baked in (pointer size, supported data sizes, macros matching to architectures in C are already evalu
by legulere 10y ago
LLVM bitcode already has some architecture-specific things baked in (pointer size, supported data sizes, macros matching to architectures in C are already evaluated, ...). You can target a neutral bitcode ABI that can be further compiled down to different architectures. That's what PNaCl still does, but I think Apple doesn't do that.
- pjmlp 10y agoI also don't know, but since it is done at the store level, can probably replace those parts if needed. Way easier than converting between Assembly languages.