Re: [PATCH] ld: Account for .tbss size on ARM EABI targets
Hans-Peter Nilsson <[email protected]>
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On Wed, 19 Aug 2026, Torbjorn SVENSSON wrote: > > Can $target be "thumb" here, so it'd make sense to have the > > pattern instead be "*-*-eabi*"? > > > > (Not a rhetorical question, if $target is somehow canonicalized > > to "arm" and a lone "*-*-eabi*" would look out of place here > > rather than obviously safe.) > > I've never seen any "thumb" target like that, and greping the sources only > gives me hits in changelog entries. > Is this some old relic or is it actually used these days? > > In the GCC sources, I see that thumb-*-* is listed as "not supported". > > Do you still think I should add 'thumb*-*-eabi*" or something similar? Above, I suggested "*-*-eabi*" if you're in known ARM-only context. But, I don't know, like you I've only seen it in configure scripts and never used it myself. Also, it was just an example. I see config.sub has "strongarm-*" and "thumb-*" too, but maybe that's not a complete list. I'll defer the question to a suitable maintainer. brgds, H-P