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Failed that we will end up with a dependency cycle.
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See llvm-project issue 63284 for details.
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See GCC bugs 107532, 110213.
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Several tests (other than the expected symexport) are still failing due to
what looks like Windows-specific bugs in the compiler.
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While assigning null directly is unlikely, it's fairly easy via a variable
expansion. Real-world example:
./: exe{tensor}: include = $config.Eigen.unsupported
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This makes it consistent with the existing ad hoc rules semantics.
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This can be used to handle situations where the dynamic targets are placed
into subdirectories.
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This allows specifying custom extension to target type mapping.
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