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Both packages were added pretty recently.
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Poor-mans attempt to do cross-compiling... 😸 (It actually works.)
It could likely be generalized to also support a different
--host. However, this is what I need and be able to test, now.LLVM
litand QEMU are also very useful to run and test cross-compiled binaries.