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Update configure scripts for local-aarch64-*-windows #8734

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30 changes: 26 additions & 4 deletions erts/configure
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Expand Up @@ -3836,6 +3836,13 @@ test -n "$target_alias" &&

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $host in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

host=win32
host_os=win32
host_vendor=
host_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

host=win32
Expand All @@ -3850,6 +3857,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $build in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

build=win32
Expand All @@ -3864,6 +3878,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $target in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

target=win32
Expand All @@ -3875,18 +3896,19 @@ esac
;;
esac

if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host"
if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host" -a "$build_cpu" = "$host_cpu"
then :
as_fn_error $? "
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' value
as the canonicalized 'build' value.
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' and 'host_cpu'
values as the canonicalized 'build' and 'build_cpu' values

We are cross compiling since the '--host=$host_alias'
and the '--build=$build_alias' arguments differ. When
cross compiling Erlang/OTP, also the canonicalized values of
the '--build' and the '--host' arguments *must* differ. The
canonicalized values of these arguments however both equals:
$host
host = build = $host,
host_cpu = build_cpu = $host_cpu

You can check the canonical value by passing a value as
argument to the 'make/autoconf/config.sub' script.
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30 changes: 26 additions & 4 deletions lib/common_test/configure
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Expand Up @@ -2041,6 +2041,13 @@ test -n "$target_alias" &&

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $host in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

host=win32
host_os=win32
host_vendor=
host_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

host=win32
Expand All @@ -2055,6 +2062,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $build in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

build=win32
Expand All @@ -2069,6 +2083,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $target in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

target=win32
Expand All @@ -2080,18 +2101,19 @@ esac
;;
esac

if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host"
if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host" -a "$build_cpu" = "$host_cpu"
then :
as_fn_error $? "
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' value
as the canonicalized 'build' value.
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' and 'host_cpu'
values as the canonicalized 'build' and 'build_cpu' values

We are cross compiling since the '--host=$host_alias'
and the '--build=$build_alias' arguments differ. When
cross compiling Erlang/OTP, also the canonicalized values of
the '--build' and the '--host' arguments *must* differ. The
canonicalized values of these arguments however both equals:
$host
host = build = $host,
host_cpu = build_cpu = $host_cpu

You can check the canonical value by passing a value as
argument to the 'make/autoconf/config.sub' script.
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30 changes: 26 additions & 4 deletions lib/crypto/configure
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Expand Up @@ -3160,6 +3160,13 @@ test -n "$target_alias" &&

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $host in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

host=win32
host_os=win32
host_vendor=
host_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

host=win32
Expand All @@ -3174,6 +3181,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $build in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

build=win32
Expand All @@ -3188,6 +3202,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $target in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

target=win32
Expand All @@ -3199,18 +3220,19 @@ esac
;;
esac

if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host"
if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host" -a "$build_cpu" = "$host_cpu"
then :
as_fn_error $? "
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' value
as the canonicalized 'build' value.
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' and 'host_cpu'
values as the canonicalized 'build' and 'build_cpu' values

We are cross compiling since the '--host=$host_alias'
and the '--build=$build_alias' arguments differ. When
cross compiling Erlang/OTP, also the canonicalized values of
the '--build' and the '--host' arguments *must* differ. The
canonicalized values of these arguments however both equals:
$host
host = build = $host,
host_cpu = build_cpu = $host_cpu

You can check the canonical value by passing a value as
argument to the 'make/autoconf/config.sub' script.
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30 changes: 26 additions & 4 deletions lib/erl_interface/configure
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Expand Up @@ -3044,6 +3044,13 @@ test -n "$target_alias" &&

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $host in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

host=win32
host_os=win32
host_vendor=
host_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

host=win32
Expand All @@ -3058,6 +3065,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $build in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

build=win32
Expand All @@ -3072,6 +3086,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $target in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

target=win32
Expand All @@ -3083,18 +3104,19 @@ esac
;;
esac

if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host"
if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host" -a "$build_cpu" = "$host_cpu"
then :
as_fn_error $? "
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' value
as the canonicalized 'build' value.
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' and 'host_cpu'
values as the canonicalized 'build' and 'build_cpu' values

We are cross compiling since the '--host=$host_alias'
and the '--build=$build_alias' arguments differ. When
cross compiling Erlang/OTP, also the canonicalized values of
the '--build' and the '--host' arguments *must* differ. The
canonicalized values of these arguments however both equals:
$host
host = build = $host,
host_cpu = build_cpu = $host_cpu

You can check the canonical value by passing a value as
argument to the 'make/autoconf/config.sub' script.
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30 changes: 26 additions & 4 deletions lib/megaco/configure
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Expand Up @@ -2904,6 +2904,13 @@ test -n "$target_alias" &&

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $host in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

host=win32
host_os=win32
host_vendor=
host_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

host=win32
Expand All @@ -2918,6 +2925,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $build in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

build=win32
Expand All @@ -2932,6 +2946,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $target in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

target=win32
Expand All @@ -2943,18 +2964,19 @@ esac
;;
esac

if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host"
if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host" -a "$build_cpu" = "$host_cpu"
then :
as_fn_error $? "
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' value
as the canonicalized 'build' value.
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' and 'host_cpu'
values as the canonicalized 'build' and 'build_cpu' values

We are cross compiling since the '--host=$host_alias'
and the '--build=$build_alias' arguments differ. When
cross compiling Erlang/OTP, also the canonicalized values of
the '--build' and the '--host' arguments *must* differ. The
canonicalized values of these arguments however both equals:
$host
host = build = $host,
host_cpu = build_cpu = $host_cpu

You can check the canonical value by passing a value as
argument to the 'make/autoconf/config.sub' script.
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30 changes: 26 additions & 4 deletions lib/odbc/configure
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Expand Up @@ -3002,6 +3002,13 @@ test -n "$target_alias" &&

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $host in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

host=win32
host_os=win32
host_vendor=
host_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

host=win32
Expand All @@ -3016,6 +3023,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $build in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

build=win32
Expand All @@ -3030,6 +3044,13 @@ esac

# Adjust for local legacy windows hack...
case $target in #(
local-aarch64-*-windows) :

build=win32
build_os=win32
build_vendor=
build_cpu=aarch64
;; #(
local-*-windows) :

target=win32
Expand All @@ -3041,18 +3062,19 @@ esac
;;
esac

if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host"
if test "$cross_compiling" = "yes" -a "$build" = "$host" -a "$build_cpu" = "$host_cpu"
then :
as_fn_error $? "
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' value
as the canonicalized 'build' value.
Cross compiling with the same canonicalized 'host' and 'host_cpu'
values as the canonicalized 'build' and 'build_cpu' values

We are cross compiling since the '--host=$host_alias'
and the '--build=$build_alias' arguments differ. When
cross compiling Erlang/OTP, also the canonicalized values of
the '--build' and the '--host' arguments *must* differ. The
canonicalized values of these arguments however both equals:
$host
host = build = $host,
host_cpu = build_cpu = $host_cpu

You can check the canonical value by passing a value as
argument to the 'make/autoconf/config.sub' script.
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