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Two architectures currently being added to LLVM are m68k and csky. I don't think either are that new (I thought csky was, but it was explained to me by Linux k
by ndesaulniers 6y ago
Two architectures currently being added to LLVM are m68k and csky. I don't think either are that new (I thought csky was, but it was explained to me by Linux kernel architecture folks that it has old roots from Motorola, with folks from alibaba using that for 32b but moving to riscv for 64b).
- sanxiyn 6y agoYes, csky is mcore derivative. It's not entirely compatible, like m68k and ColdFire.