Markus Böck

Can you try if the `markAndSweep_tests` can be run? That executable also contains code generated py `pylir` but is linked via your system compiler (aka clang). That would narrow down...

My next guess would be something to do with PIC or similar. Clang also defaults to PIC [0] so possibly this is required by the platform (I haven't checked for...

Amazing work thank you! A few of those lit tests failing is just sloppy work on my side. Some of those should be marked as requiring x86 so that they...

A few more things after looking at the `output.txt` more closely. You'll have to update the `globalValueOp.mlir` tests with the sections you had to change. Next I am wondering whether...

https://github.com/zero9178/Pylir/commit/bbd50cbbc0de4bbbe0ae0ba19cdf7181e480f745 should fix the tests failing due to X86 not being compiled into your LLVM

Hello @ProfFan! I recently did some progress in this area and added support for MacOS that at least works on x86 machines here https://github.com/zero9178/Pylir/commit/110d2e35ab1a9898366569e6e8fd28b98c8370c2 I believe the only thing that...

That is a very odd and confusing error. Especially since it is about fmt version 9 (based on the namespace), when the repo currently vendors version 7.1.3. Nevertheless, thank you...

I think its a great goal for this to be technically possible, but not something worth thinking about at this point in time. Perhaps in a few years. The whole...

Depends on https://github.com/JLLVM/JLLVM/issues/69 for a lot of the required class initializer code to compile