pkgs.wrapCCWith

The following is the current implementation of this function.

{
      cc,
      # This should be the only bintools runtime dep with this sort of logic. The
      # Others should instead delegate to the next stage's choice with
      # `targetPackages.stdenv.cc.bintools`. This one is different just to
      # provide the default choice, avoiding infinite recursion.
      # See the bintools attribute for the logic and reasoning. We need to provide
      # a default here, since eval will hit this function when bootstrapping
      # stdenv where the bintools attribute doesn't exist, but will never actually
      # be evaluated -- callPackage ends up being too eager.
      bintools ? pkgs.bintools,
      libc ? bintools.libc,
      # libc++ from the default LLVM version is bound at the top level, but we
      # want the C++ library to be explicitly chosen by the caller, and null by
      # default.
      libcxx ? null,
      extraPackages ? lib.optional (
        cc.isGNU or false && stdenv.targetPlatform.isMinGW
      ) targetPackages.threads.package,
      nixSupport ? { },
      ...
    }@extraArgs:
    callPackage ../build-support/cc-wrapper (
      let
        self = {
          nativeTools = stdenv.targetPlatform == stdenv.hostPlatform && stdenv.cc.nativeTools or false;
          nativeLibc = stdenv.targetPlatform == stdenv.hostPlatform && stdenv.cc.nativeLibc or false;
          nativePrefix = stdenv.cc.nativePrefix or "";
          noLibc = !self.nativeLibc && (self.libc == null);

          isGNU = cc.isGNU or false;
          isClang = cc.isClang or false;
          isArocc = cc.isArocc or false;
          isZig = cc.isZig or false;

          inherit
            cc
            bintools
            libc
            libcxx
            extraPackages
            nixSupport
            ;
        }
        // extraArgs;
      in
      self
    )