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Upgrade to LLVM 11 #7116
Upgrade to LLVM 11 #7116
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CI bugged?
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I think the sourceforge hasn't updated with the new packages yet. |
(rebased on master to get some CI changes..) |
Upstream changed a bit build process of compiler-rt. It passes for me since I have already built compiler-rt installed in the system. I've disabled compiler-rt libs that are not built anyway (I don't remember exact issue but I think they require some features not supported by Binutils) for now. |
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Okay using already existing compiler-rt is the only way to have profiler library. I'll update PR later along with few more tweaks to PKGBUILD. BTW maybe we should consider splitting this PKGBUILD into separate packages? |
I looked into this on the past and realized that the build and maintenance would become much more complex without any substantial benefit. |
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It was not the reason for deadlocks.
Okay it works but maybe we should uninstall the other Python for other packages?
It'd make easy version bumps a bit more complicated (that can be solved with script) but big upgrades would be easier to work with. Also it'd allow using faster Ninja instead of Make. |
Removed shared linking from the description, I accidentally disabled at some point and re-enabling it now causes DEP violation. I guess we have to recompile libcxx first which is not really possible with monolithic PKGBUILD. |
For some reason this fails in the autobuilder:
https://github.com/msys2/msys2-autobuild/runs/1285100942?check_suite_focus=true |
PR builder did succeed 🤔 |
drive by question: that libunwind depends on gcc is probably not on purpose, right? |
Yeah, libunwind really depends only on the system libraries. |
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