Support writing riscv64 object files #4995
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Compiling libcore fails due to #4996. |
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Together with gimli-rs/object#470 and a couple of small changes to cg_clif, this makes it possible to compile and run mini_core_hello_world modulo the tls test.
Depends on gimli-rs/object#470
cc #4994