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Change subject: Makefile.mk: Add a common link_stage function and use it
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PS2, Line 16: - the x86 --oformat is dropped as it is not needed.
Would be nice to do this in smaller steps, e.g. one patch to drop --oformat,
one to drop LIBGCC_FILE_NAME_ (this one looks like a merge artifact after
switching to COMPILER_RT_ in November 2014 oO).
And now I just realized why we don't need the `--oformat`. It's because we
use separate toolchains now? i.e. the x86_64 one doesn't support i386 any
more. But wouldn't this break compiling with a host toolchain?
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