utils: add WASI options to build.ps1#87890
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This change will start building compiler-rt builtins for WASM32. As we need to update the bootstrap toolchain on windows for some additional fixes, this will unblock the future work to get WASI libc built (which motivated the bump to 31). Once that is done, I expect to be able to start building the rest of the SDK. |
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Introduce new SDK options for building the WASI SDK on Windows. There are a few workarounds that are still required, but we can now build a complete WASI SDK on Windows.
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Introduce new SDK options for building the WASI SDK on Windows. This prepares us to introduce the WASI SDK on Windows once we are able to pull the newer WASI libc tag. We have already identified a number of workarounds required to build (partially due to CMake issues, though others are attributed to other components).