it's wild that native toolchains use something called "triple" that consists out of four parts
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Mind you, it's work, but it's worth it. Some of this comes from a background of building-the-whole-OS and wanting or needing to know where exactly every bit of source comes from and keep track of it. YMMV, I suppose.
I know. I don't know if you remember ROCK Linux, the "Distribution Build Kit", but I authored ROCK Linux and maintained it for over 10 years. I think there are few people who have done the whole-OS cross-build thing as extreme as I did.
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I've been down this path with BeOS, HiptopOS, Android, LK, and Fuchsia, and my take is always 1. minimal host reqs (build system + rev control version) 2. prebuilt blessed toolchain (to save folks time day-to-day, scripts to repro) 3. everything else comes from source control.
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