Use native objcopy when linking with GCC #1092
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goto-cc calls objcopy with a native prefix if GCC is being used to link several object files, and the name of the compiler begins with some native prefix (like arm-none-eabi-gcc). Previously, goto-cc would only prepend a native prefix to objcopy if the linker command had a native prefix. This commit causes goto-cc to work on codebases that use GCC rather than LD to link, and that use a cross-compiler with a native-prefixed name.
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goto-cc calls objcopy with a native prefix if GCC is being used to link
several object files, and the name of the compiler begins with some
native prefix (like arm-none-eabi-gcc).
Previously, goto-cc would only prepend a native prefix to objcopy if the
linker command had a native prefix. This commit causes goto-cc to work
on codebases that use GCC rather than LD to link, and that use a
cross-compiler with a native-prefixed name.