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...ifferent CPU. I’ve recently been tasked with cleaning this up. Before starting on this full gusto, I want to make sure I’m not stepping on any toes or duplicating work. The rough plan is as follows; 1. Replace the call to Driver::computeTargetTriple() in getToolChain() with some variety of ComputeEffectiveClangTriple(). 2. Cache the result of ComputeEffectiveClangTriple() so we can avoid re-parsing the argument list. Daniel -- if this will cause too much interference with steps 2-3 of your plan, please let me know. vedant p.s: I'm rather new to LLVM & Clang. Hello everybody!

...d getBigEndianArchVariant() respectively to transform the triple for the backend. In summary, human end users of tools such as clang will continue using the same triples as they always have. These tools will then resolve them down to the effective triple (for example, in functions like clang's ComputeEffectiveClangTriple(), ComputeLLVMTriple(), and computeTargetTriple()). The MIPS backend will only see the triples that have a specific known ABI. I'd like to stress that this process is the same as the one we already use today for other options. For example 'x86_64-linux-gnu-clang -m32' transforms the tri...

...d getBigEndianArchVariant() respectively to transform the triple for the backend. In summary, human end users of tools such as clang will continue using the same triples as they always have. These tools will then resolve them down to the effective triple (for example, in functions like clang's ComputeEffectiveClangTriple(), ComputeLLVMTriple(), and computeTargetTriple()). The MIPS backend will only see the triples that have a specific known ABI. I'd like to stress that this process is the same as the one we already use today for other options. For example 'x86_64-linux-gnu-clang -m32' transforms the tri...