gh-117888: print failing command when platform triplet detection errors #134905
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…n errors The build system determines the platform triplet using the C preprocessor. If that fails for whatever reason we presently just report "none" for the triplet and continue until the invalid triplet causes a messy failure down the line. Instead, store any error output, and in the event of a failure send it to stderr and fail immediately with a clear error message.
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The build system determines the platform triplet using the C preprocessor. If that fails for whatever reason we presently just report "none" for the triplet and continue until the invalid triplet causes a messy failure down the line.
Instead, store any error output, and in the event of a failure send it to stderr and fail immediately with a clear error message.