2026.8.26.1 — naming the host's own target changed the link line - #511

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docs(analysis): declared but not made to exist — the eighth defect, and a measured docs audit
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docs(analysis): the support matrix, measured — 56 cells on one host
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docs(analysis): measure from the mcpp entry point, not from its compiler
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docs(16): the compiler and the C library are two axes (zh mirror)
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docs(analysis): six tables — payload and openkal, one per build machine
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docs(matrix): unsupported is not a defect
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2026.8.26.1 — naming the host's own target changed the link line
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ci(matrix): the payload arrangement 296 asserted was Linux's, not every host's
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fix(wire): a target row's `toolchain` meant two things, so the convention got its own field
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docs(11): state that a row's `toolchain` and `pin` answer different questions
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fix(why): the query left a declared toolchain in the environment, and read a sink it had not cleared
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test(matrix): three criteria assumed the Linux arrangement, and windows-2022 said so
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test(296): a helper ending in `&&` killed its caller, silently, on the one host where it mattered
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ci(matrix): the exemption named a host, and the fact it stood for moved
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docs(16): the build host is a third axis, and it decides which rows exist at all
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ci(matrix): the build-host axis is the four hosts mcpp ships for, and it is (os, arch)
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ci(matrix): nothing asserted that a host the table names was actually scanned
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ci(bootstrap): the shared action named x86_64 for every Linux host
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ci(bootstrap): a cache key that names the OS lets one machine answer for another
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ci(bootstrap): the two Linux xlings tarballs do not have the same shape
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docs(plan): aarch64 Linux ecosystem closure — what is missing, and in which repository
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2026.8.26.1 — naming the host's own target changed the link line - #511

2026.8.26.1 — naming the host's own target changed the link line#511
Sunrisepeak wants to merge 31 commits into
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docs/declared-but-not-made-to-exist

Commits on Aug 25, 2026

docs(analysis): declared but not made to exist — the eighth defect, and a measured docs audit

docs(analysis): the support matrix, measured — 56 cells on one host

docs(analysis): measure from the mcpp entry point, not from its compiler

docs(16): the compiler and the C library are two axes (zh mirror)

docs(analysis): six tables — payload and openkal, one per build machine

docs(matrix): unsupported is not a defect

2026.8.26.1 — naming the host's own target changed the link line

ci(matrix): the payload arrangement 296 asserted was Linux's, not every host's

fix(wire): a target row's `toolchain` meant two things, so the convention got its own field

docs(11): state that a row's `toolchain` and `pin` answer different questions

fix(why): the query left a declared toolchain in the environment, and read a sink it had not cleared

test(matrix): three criteria assumed the Linux arrangement, and windows-2022 said so

test(296): a helper ending in `&&` killed its caller, silently, on the one host where it mattered

ci(matrix): the exemption named a host, and the fact it stood for moved

docs(16): the build host is a third axis, and it decides which rows exist at all

ci(matrix): the build-host axis is the four hosts mcpp ships for, and it is (os, arch)

ci(matrix): nothing asserted that a host the table names was actually scanned

ci(bootstrap): the shared action named x86_64 for every Linux host

ci(bootstrap): a cache key that names the OS lets one machine answer for another

ci(bootstrap): the two Linux xlings tarballs do not have the same shape

docs(plan): aarch64 Linux ecosystem closure — what is missing, and in which repository

Commits on Aug 26, 2026

ci(matrix): 298 skips on aarch64 for the reason the plan documents, and the step said no

feat(toolchain): aarch64 Linux supports musl-gcc, and the rest is deferred in the open

docs(plan): drop the superseded P4 draft left beside its landed version

test(matrix): `timeout` is GNU coreutils, and macOS has neither it nor gtimeout

fix(toolchain): "self-contained" is about the payload's contents, not about which hosts it ships for

fix: four defects the four-host scan found, in one round

fix: the last two mismatches, both found only because a second machine ran the scan

test(matrix): a trailing CR made 38 of Windows's 48 cells an unnamed refusal

fix(freestanding): the caller ignored a contract its callee had written down

fix(freestanding): refuse at the decision — quoting a comment is not obeying it