[SME] Target parser support for SME #16794
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This commit adds support for recognising when the SME architecture feature is available based on the target string. A python user can use `target.features.has_sme` to check availability. Change-Id: I379e852659cf62df35135698bce396a2dd565ef2
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This commit adds support for recognising when the SME architecture feature is available based on the target string. A python user can use `target.features.has_sme` to check availability.
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This commit adds support for recognising when the SME architecture feature is available based on the target string. A python user can use target.features.has_sme to check availability.
This PR relies on #16425, the actual changes can be found here