Removing architectures because they’re obsolete/maintainers can’t be found, I ca...

		Someone on March 21, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Lanai, the mystery CPU architecture in LLVM Removing architectures because they’re obsolete/maintainers can’t be found, I can see (and the llvm maintainers agree. They removed Alpha at some time, for example), but because they’re proprietary? That would mean kicking out x86, x64, ARM, AMD Terascale, IBM’s z/architecture, etc. I’m sure clang would be very happy with that.

Lanai is more than just proprietary, it's an entirely private architecture.