- Add Target field to build.Config struct
- Update build system to use crosscompile.UseWithTarget()
- Enable target-based cross-compilation in build pipeline
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing GOOS/GOARCH workflow
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- Add LLVMTarget, CPU, Features, BuildTags fields to Export struct
- Implement UseTarget() function for target name-based configuration loading
- Add UseWithTarget() function combining target and goos/goarch fallback
- Include comprehensive unit tests for target integration
- Support 206+ embedded platform configurations with inheritance
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Add comprehensive target configuration parsing and inheritance system:
- Create internal/targets package with config structures
- Support JSON configuration loading with inheritance resolution
- Implement multi-level inheritance (e.g., rp2040 → cortex-m0plus → cortex-m)
- Add 206 target configurations from TinyGo for embedded platforms
- Support core fields: name, llvm-target, cpu, features, build-tags, goos, goarch, cflags, ldflags
- Provide high-level resolver interface for target lookup
- Include comprehensive unit tests with 100% target parsing coverage
This foundation enables future -target parameter support for cross-compilation
to diverse embedded platforms beyond current GOOS/GOARCH limitations.
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When github.com/goplus/llgo is imported in go.mod, use the user-specified
version instead of LLGoROOT. This allows users to upgrade llgo via go.mod
while maintaining backward compatibility for cases without explicit imports.
Note: This is a temporary solution. The runtime's dependency on
github.com/goplus/llgo/c/* needs to be addressed in future improvements.
