Configuration: support building for OpenVMS for x86_64 #16498
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OpenVMS for x86_64 is currently out on a field test. Building programs for it is currently done with cross compilation on Itanium. The cross compilation tools are made available by running a script, which makes cross-compilation variants of most commands available, and adds the cross-compilation C compiler XCC.
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Do we need to rush this in 3.0.0? I suppose not. And OTC should probably give an explicit ACK as this is not a bug fix but a new platform support needing (albeit small) change in addition to adding the target configuration. |
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Agreed. I support this going in, but I think OTC need to approve it and I see no reason why that can't be 3.0.1 |
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OMC vote: accept this PR. |
OpenVMS for x86_64 is currently out on a field test. Building programs for it is currently done with cross compilation on Itanium. The cross compilation tools are made available by running a script, which makes cross-compilation variants of most commands available, and adds the cross-compilation C compiler XCC. Reviewed-by: Paul Dale <pauli@openssl.org> (Merged from #16498)
OpenVMS for x86_64 is currently out on a field test. Building programs for it is currently done with cross compilation on Itanium. The cross compilation tools are made available by running a script, which makes cross-compilation variants of most commands available, and adds the cross-compilation C compiler XCC. Reviewed-by: Paul Dale <pauli@openssl.org> (Merged from #16498) (cherry picked from commit 6929c8f)
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Merged to master and 3.0. |
OpenVMS for x86_64 is currently out on a field test. Building
programs for it is currently done with cross compilation on Itanium.
The cross compilation tools are made available by running a script,
which makes cross-compilation variants of most commands available, and
adds the cross-compilation C compiler XCC.