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2016-07-18 21:34 GMT+08:00 Luca Barbato <lu_zero@g.o>: |
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> On 18/07/16 13:24, Lei Zhang wrote: |
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>> Plan for today: |
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>> - build a stage4 |
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>> Progress: |
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>> - (thanks to jmbsvicetto's advice on #gentoo-releng) install clang and |
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>> related libs in a vanilla musl stage3, make clang the default |
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>> compiler, try to rebuild @world, fix packages that fail, and build a |
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>> stage4 based on that customized stage3 |
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> You should blog about that :) |
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>> Surprisingly, when rebuilding @world with the native clang, only two |
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>> packages failed: iproute2 and llvm itself, which are not hard to fix |
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>> :) |
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>> This fix doesn't affect the functionality of clang. I may |
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>> revisit this issue later and see how llvm's libunwind work. |
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> Make it a note since this is quite important. |
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I modified llvm's ebuild so this fix is applied only when certain |
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local USE flags are disabled (lli & shared-libs), and they are enabled |
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by default. Is that OK? |
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