Interlisp
Remove -m32/-m64 args from makefiles.
We detect machinetype and build for the native CPU type as it is, so we don't need to repeat this here in each makefile.
I'm adding .mk files that we can include, one for each compiler, so that I can configure things like dependency flags correctly for each compiler.
That would be easier if there weren't 32 / 64 bit flags being given, especially as I don't think they should be needed.
on my mac mini I can do
arch -x86_64 ./makeright x
and compile maiko x86 binaries into darwin.x86_64/lde and ldex
Yes, I can do arch -x86_64 ./makeright x on my MacBook Pro, but if I do arch -i386 ./makeright x it produces
arch: posix_spawnp: ./makeright: Bad CPU type in executable
because all the executables used to create a 32-bit lde are in fact 64-bit executables, and for most other systems it's more like the -m32/-m64 (or --target=<target-triple> for cross-compiling).
On macOS, it is usually -arch i386 and -arch x86_64 and -arch arm64 ... I'm still thinking about what to do about this patch.