This PR follows the arm targets restructure and as well changes the family name from mips to mips-family. The mips target now corresponds to the catch-all big-endian 32-bit mips target, and mips64 to the corresponding MIPS64. We also adopt the conventional naming scheme, so you can specify targets like mips, or mips-linux-gnu, or mips64le-linux-gnu.
Another big change is that we moved from the abi-specific names to the general Rx names. The ABI-specific names are now specified as aliases. We also fix the floating-point registers (that were improperly named).
Finally, the calling conventions are rewritten and are now capable of handling arbitrary data.
This PR follows the arm targets restructure and as well changes the family name from mips to mips-family. The
mipstarget now corresponds to the catch-all big-endian 32-bit mips target, andmips64to the corresponding MIPS64. We also adopt the conventional naming scheme, so you can specify targets likemips, ormips-linux-gnu, ormips64le-linux-gnu.Another big change is that we moved from the abi-specific names to the general Rx names. The ABI-specific names are now specified as aliases. We also fix the floating-point registers (that were improperly named).
Finally, the calling conventions are rewritten and are now capable of handling arbitrary data.