That's how most places in the homebrew scene seem to refer to it. Sony themselves haven't really been completely consistent either: in the docs included in PSYQ, they mostly use R3000, but then...
Erm, I'll be honest, I just checked whether what Rust uses can be found in LLVM, found [this](https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/185427/changes#diff-024111991de6670ba43ee3c237fb38e55b84b81d2...
For my use case, which is using PCSX-Redux's psyq-obj-parser to turn PSYQ's lib and obj files into ELFs,...
Uhhh, this probably slipped in when I was resolving conflicts. I'll fix this when I get a review.
Yeh, LGTM
Makes sense. Wasn't even looking whether that covers what I'm guessing is the Windows equivalent of TERM=dumb, just noticed that the check was in two places. Anyway, I think the following reads...
Windows is already handled above
Formatting
Damn, never would have thought that adding a new target could result in so many changes.
hx? Also why 0xBFF0000000000000 instead of 0xBFF00000?
You missed the comma here
This is auto-generated by updating and running tools/update_cpu_features.zig. How you run it is a mystery though - no matter how and what kind of arguments I pass, I can't get it to work.
μs for microseconds in std.Io.Duration formatting
Can get rid of the @as here - feels much better IMO.