Tier System: `x86_64-illumos`

[nektro]

https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20label%3Aarch-x86_64%20label%3Aos-illumos

Tier 1

• All non-experimental language features are known to work correctly.
• The compiler can generate machine code for this target without relying on LLVM.
  • Support Solaris symbol filtering in self-hosted ELF linker #25699
• The CI machines automatically run the module tests for this target on every push.

Tier 2

• The standard library's cross-platform abstractions have implementations for this target.
• This target has debug info capabilities and therefore produces stack traces on failed assertions and crashes.
• libc is available for this target even when cross-compiling.
  • Support illumos libc for cross compilation #25773
• The CI machines automatically build the module tests for this target on every push.

Tier 3

• The compiler can generate machine code for this target by relying on an external backend such as LLVM.
• The linker can produce object files, libraries, and executables for this target.

Tier 4

• The compiler can generate assembly or C source code for this target.

[nektro]

C include headers:
https://github.com/illumos/illumos-gate/tree/master/usr/src/head

[gdamore]

Yes please! I just started watching some videos about zig, and I'm super excited about it, but for me portability to some other systems -- especially my favorite - illumos (not that I'm biased or anything!) is important.