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doc: top-level explanation of why this toolchain #84

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@f0rmiga f0rmiga commented Aug 15, 2022

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dymart commented Aug 15, 2022

Could there be a short description that is specific to gcc-toolchain at the top before going into why someone would want things to be hermetic.

Could there also be a link to examples or a snippet of what to add to a WORKSPACE file to use the toolchain.

I like the description of why you would want a toolchain and the tradeoffs involved 👍

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f0rmiga commented Aug 15, 2022

Could there be a short description that is specific to gcc-toolchain at the top before going into why someone would want things to be hermetic.

Yes - I'll reduce the scope of this and move to a blog post for the extended explanation.

Could there also be a link to examples or a snippet of what to add to a WORKSPACE file to use the toolchain.

In another PR. This PR is not the full docs this repository needs.

Signed-off-by: Thulio Ferraz Assis <3149049+f0rmiga@users.noreply.github.com>
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perfect :)

@alexeagle alexeagle merged commit bcc2a04 into master Aug 18, 2022
@alexeagle alexeagle deleted the f0rmiga/why-this-toolchain branch August 18, 2022 17:41
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