Move CMake code for building multilib and variants to subprojects #562
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This patch restructures the top-level CMake script in order to split building the library variants into a separate CMake project. This better encapsulates the code to build the variants, and untethers it from the toolchain builds so that libraries can be developed and tested without having the rebuild the entire toolchain. Similarly, a new subproject has been created to build a multilib set of library variants, using a selected C library. A simple JSON format has been used to define the flags and variants, which are then built and collected into the appropriate layout.
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This patch restructures the top-level CMake script in order to split building the library variants into a separate CMake project. This better encapsulates the code to build the variants, and untethers it from the toolchain builds so that libraries can be developed and tested without having the rebuild the entire toolchain.
Similarly, a new subproject has been created to build a multilib set of library variants, using a selected C library. A simple JSON format has been used to define the flags and variants, which are then built and collected into the appropriate layout.