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# one is answered by nobody. This file is the set; a sentence inside it that
# restates the size of the set disagrees with it on the next line somebody adds.

aarch64-linux-android Android phones and tablets, and the Android-based televisions and set-top boxes that carry the same ABI. It is the widest single entry here.

armv7-linux-androideabi The second ABI the Android platform builds for, and the only 32-bit entry in this set. Every other line is 64-bit, so a pointer-width or alignment assumption written into the core compiles cleanly on all of them and is caught here or nowhere.

aarch64-apple-ios iOS and iPadOS, where the core is statically linked into a signed application binary.

aarch64-apple-tvos Apple's television platform. It is the entry a reader will question, and it is here because the alternative is a fourth client family whose first compile happens in somebody else's repository.

aarch64-apple-darwin The macOS desktop client on Apple silicon.

x86_64-pc-windows-msvc The Windows desktop client. It is the one entry whose toolchain differs from every other in this set, so a construct every other line here accepts can still stop at this one.

x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu The Linux desktop client, and the host the suite itself runs on.
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