On 02/07/2017 07:22 PM, Lennart Sorensen wrote: > ppc64el is different since it is targeting systems where the applications > are expected to need a lot of ram, and switching the little endian > improves performance when working with GPUs (which are all designed > for the x86 little endian world). At the same time being able to > assume power8 as a minimum cpu means you can gain some instruction set > improvements that normal powerpc can't assume.
Correct. And we can't do 32-bits userspace also, since we do not have a 32-bits little endian ABI. For ppc64el, bi-arch does not seem to be a valid feature.
