trcrsired wrote:
> > Let's do not make things worse by creating more fragmentations
>
> But this PR does precisely that, by expecting a non-standard directory layout
> for `--sysroot`. By non-standard I mean modified from what the vendor
> provides. It might be a 'de-facto standard for UNIX' but it is _not_ the
> standard for Windows.
>
> If the goal is to get `--sysroot` to expect `{arch}-pc-windows-msvc` then I
> believe the correct solution is to alias it to `-Xmicrosoft-windows-sys-root`
> when the argument value is `{arch}-pc-windows-msvc`, and ensure
> case-insensitivity is correctly handled in the driver. As it is, this PR is
> therefore incomplete.
POSIX is the OS standard for all OSes (including linux, windows, mac, bsd,
whatever you call it) not just "for UNIX". Linux is not even UNIX. It is a
common misunderstanding. Windows existence does not justifiy POSIX not being
the standard for OS. Even ISO C++ has to reserve posix namespace because it is
the OS standard.
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/96417
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