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At the moment we have no plans to support _Float128 in AArch32. I believe that suppport for this is optional in the C23 standard.
This could change if there is a good use case for it on 32-bit platforms and there is someone willing to do an implementation in the compiler and libraries.
Our expectations of the work required in the 32-bit ABI:
Define the representation and alignment of _Float128.
Define _Float128 calling convention.
State that support for the type in an ABI conforming toolchain is optional.
Define the runtime __aeabi_ functions for manipulating _Float128.
Handling any corner cases with Homogenous Floating Point aggregates.
Our expectation is that _Float128 usage would be more common on AArch64.
Currently, neither GCC or Clang support
_Float128
for 32b ARM. Are there plans to support this new-for-c23 type?cc @kbeyls
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