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The majority of the targets on my "round two" list (http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2002-12/msg00702.html) went over without comment. With a couple of exceptions I've dropped the targets which someone spoke up in favor of; let's discuss the exceptions a bit more carefully. (If your favorite target is still on the list, speak up! If you did already, it means I lost your mail; my apologies, and please remind me.)
I'm pushing back on the following:
arm*-*-aof*
This target is responsible for masses of #ifdefs all over the ARM back end. Is it *really* necessary to continue using this rather quirky assembler? Could you perhaps move to GAS and arm-elf instead?
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