Merged #1036 into master.
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Forgot to mention. OpenEmbedded already supports riscv32 IIRC and it also
supports RPM packaging.
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32b is a thing even if some distributions don't have current plans to support
it. It might be especially popular in buildroot and OpenEmbedded for embedded
Linux based RV32 systems, but that markets could be more complicated. I mean
most of such available soft cores probably don't support
@rwmjones In OpenMandriva, there was some interest in building the different
variants (including 32-bit stuff), so for a bit of future-proofing, we've gone
ahead and made the same architecture macro structure as ARM, MIPS, and POWER
have to simplify future work.
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... which is not to say that I'm opposing this change, just pointing out some
stuff.
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I'm confused why we need the `%{riscv32}`/64/128 macros at all. They don't
seem to be necessary for this change unless there's something about how RPM
macros work which I don't understand.
The `%{riscv}` macro seems as if it would be useful to mean "all RISC-V
architectures". Although I will
Adding @davidlt
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Looks sane to me, but then I know absolutely nothing about this arch.
@rwmjones , any thoughts/comments?
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This makes it easier to reference all RISC-V architectures supported by RPM in
the same way that ARM and POWER architectures are.
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-- Commit Summary --
* Add architecture
