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Remove support for building PE files from hyperlight-guest-bin build.rs #572
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Remove support for building PE files from hyperlight-guest-bin build.rs #572
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Looks reasonable, maybe @syntactically could have a look as she wrote the code
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Mostly LGTM except for a couple of little things :)
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@syntactically @jprendes please take another look when you have a moment |
Signed-off-by: Simon Davies <[email protected]>
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LGTM.
Your comment about not seeing failures with clang.exe made me realise that I'm not sure if we actually have any tests in core hyperlight that make sure this toolchain works to build something; we used to use it to build WAMR when we were experimenting with that, but I don't think we have anything using it right now. It would be nice to add a test guest that actually builds libz or openssl or something with it, though. I don't know if it makes sense to that as part of this PR, but maybe add an issue for it if not?
This pull request simplifies the build process for the
hyperlight_guest_bin
by removing support for Windows-specific tools and configurations since we no longer support PE guests.