> But taking x86-64 and making it x86_64 is even more lunacy There are contexts where hyphens are not allowed but underscores are, like identifiers in many pro

> But taking x86-64 and making it x86_64 is even more lunacy There are contexts where hyphens are not allowed but underscores are, like identifiers in many programming languages. Replacing the hyphen with an underscore is an obvious workaround.