Relevant because MIT_SCHEME_NATIVE_CODE gets set to x86-64, and gets
plopped into `fasl-format:@MIT_SCHEME_NATIVE_CODE' in the makefile.
(define fasl-format:aarch64le (make-std64le-fasl-format 25))
(define fasl-format:aarch64be (make-std64be-fasl-format 25))
+(define fasl-format:x86-64 fasl-format:amd64)
+
(define fasl-format:svm1-32be (make-std32be-fasl-format 26))
(define fasl-format:svm1-32le (make-std32le-fasl-format 27))
(define fasl-format:svm1-64be (make-std64be-fasl-format 28))
fasl-format:svm1-32le
fasl-format:svm1-64be
fasl-format:svm1-64le
+ fasl-format:x86-64
portable-fasdump))
(define-package (compiler constraints)
fasl-format:svm1-32le
fasl-format:svm1-64be
fasl-format:svm1-64le
+ fasl-format:x86-64
portable-fasdump))
(define-package (compiler constraints)
fasl-format:svm1-32le
fasl-format:svm1-64be
fasl-format:svm1-64le
+ fasl-format:x86-64
portable-fasdump))
(define-package (compiler constraints)
fasl-format:svm1-32le
fasl-format:svm1-64be
fasl-format:svm1-64le
+ fasl-format:x86-64
portable-fasdump))
(define-package (compiler constraints)