Martin Storsjö

This sounds weird - it sounds like there's some nondeterminism involved if it happens only occasionally, and if it crashes occasionally. I build this toolchain continuously in a number of...

> May I suggest that we/you add a switch/code for handling the needed arch's, in my case for example I have no use for aarch/etc all I need is x86-64....

FYI, the fixes to make compiler-rt compileable when libunwind/libc++ are only available in static form, should have landed in https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/commit/7c5e4e5fa3a948fc662be3a6bf057021d32f72e6 now. For building static openmp, larger changes seem to be...

> That's awesome, I'll test it later, this means sanitizer builds will build statically now? No, the sanitizers themselves will still require being built as DLL as they were. The...

I'm not familiar with the windmc tool and whether there's anything corresponding among the LLVM tools. (We don't build binutils at all here, as binutils generally don't support windows on...

Most binutils tools don't rely on gcc itself, but they rely on libbfd which is the internal library of binutils - so it's not so straightforward to just extract windmc...

> Any news on this? Can I just copy all the files missing from llvm-mingw from other mingw-w64 builds? Will it work? It presumably would work yes. But to make...

I did some experiments with using the C++/WinRT headers with clang in mingw mode a couple of years ago. I don't remember the specifics, but I think I got it...

> * Would it be as simple as adding winrt headers in mingw-w64? > * Does that header need to be synced with wine? I'm not very familiar with these...

``` C:/Projects/cpprt/test/../winrt/base.h:6111:9: error: use of undeclared identifier '_ARM64_BARRIER_ISH' WINRT_IMPL_INTERLOCKED_READ_MEMORY_BARRIER ^ C:/Projects/cpprt/test/../winrt/base.h:6098:59: note: expanded from macro 'WINRT_IMPL_INTERLOCKED_READ_MEMORY_BARRIER' #define WINRT_IMPL_INTERLOCKED_READ_MEMORY_BARRIER (__dmb(_ARM64_BARRIER_ISH)); ^ ``` Hmm, are you compiling for arm64, or does this...