merge(toolchain): create an OS-specific toolchain#29
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This devshell should only be used when compiling GCC, and does not have the dependencies to build the rest of the kernel.
Just configure the required libraries, nothing more. We are building our target by hand, and using only our built compiler. Even though I know I could setup a crossenv that uses my compiler target, I won't do it. I'm tired of having conflicting header paths etc when working in a nix-cross-env, and I want to return to something more raw, more simple.
Now that we use a truely freestanding compiler, any wrongully used non-freestanding API item must be removed. - headers - types
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i686-dailyrun
That is the name of the target we'll be creating.
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