[cfe-dev] Hack for FreeBSD ABI support

[Daniel Dunbar]

I don't understand this patch; Darwin doesn't use the "BSD" ABI for
x86-32, it uses the crazy Darwin ABI which happens to match what gcc
first did when Darwin switched to Intel (and as evolved slightly by
time, I imagine). I'm pretty sure this is not the ABI that is used on
FreeBSD (especially since we haven't already heard about it from the
FreeBSD folks).

What was the actual problem you were running into?

 - Daniel

On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 9:41 AM, David Chisnall<csdavec at swansea.ac.uk> wrote:
> Currently Clang uses the DOS ABI (used by Linux) by default on x86 and the
> BSD ABI if the target triple contains 'darwin'.  This little hack selects
> the correct ABI for FreeBSD.  It's almost certainly not the best way of
> doing it, so feel free to select some other way.
>
> David
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