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[x86/Linux] Introduce UNIX_X86_ABI definition #8863
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Add UNIX_X86_ABI definition for Unix/Linux specific ABI parts First will be for 16 byte stack alignment codes
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Related: #8849 |
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CC @parjong |
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@dotnet-bot test Linux ARM Emulator Cross Debug Build please |
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Add UNIX_X86_ABI definition for Unix/Linux specific ABI parts First will be for 16 byte stack alignment codes
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Add UNIX_X86_ABI definition for Unix/Linux specific ABI parts First will be for 16 byte stack alignment codes Commit migrated from dotnet/coreclr@7bb5229
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Add UNIX_X86_ABI definition for Unix/Linux specific ABI parts
First will be for 16 byte stack alignment codes