Fix: select generic ARM C bindings when target triple is armv6, armv7l, ... #4167
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Fixes the target triple used by Crystal to select the LibC bindings when the triple specifies a specific ARM architecture, e.g. `armv6`, `armv7l` or `armv8.1-a`. refs crystal-lang#3424 (comment)
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Raspbian (testing) provides LLVM 3.9, so I could reproduce the issue, which should now be fixed for both ARM and AArch64. |
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Merging. The macOS Sierra failure on CI is unrelated. |
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We don't have specific C bindings for the armv6, armv7l and other specific architectures (e.g. the
armhfDebian packages use aarmv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabihftriple). We only have bindings for the genericarmtarget, and this fix tells Crystal to always use these.Reference: #3424 (comment)