Martin Storsjö

So I presume that my prebuilt `ld.lld.exe` exits correctly, while the one you built with shared libraries hangs? I think I understand why this happens. LLD exits in a pretty...

On Thu, 9 Jul 2020, Mateusz Mikuła wrote: > > Now that MSYS2 is getting working libc++ I tried to link LLVM in shared mode > but it fails with...

> Did you try, or have you had any success, building QEMU with the LLVM MinGW toolchain? I haven't tried > I have built all the required dependencies (hence the...

> Yes, I am cross-compiling from Linux, because it is much faster from the Linux filesystem, and MSYS2 is deadly slow, even on the `configure` of some projects. +1, yes...

> @mstorsjo Ok, so I got, somehow, to the root of this segmentation problem. The problem is that `-m16` flag, which is required to build `roms/openbios/arch/x86` of the QEMU project,...

> Speaking of that, @mstorsjo I think we should build lldb-mi, even if it's in a separate repo, since a lot of IDE already support MI, and even those that...

The necessary patches have been merged upstream, in llvm-project and mingw-w64 (and backported to the 18.x release branch of LLVM), so this should work now. If you're interested, have a...

> With modules in LLVM-MinGW we should be able to get more libraries ported https://arewemodulesyet.org/ 😀 :-) Note that there are known issues with C++ module interfaces (not specifically to...

> > The necessary patches have been merged upstream, in llvm-project and mingw-w64 (and backported to the 18.x release branch of LLVM), so this should work now. > > @mstorsjo...

> But I am wondering if clang-scan-deps is even used outside CMake at the moment? Because with CMake I would expect that you set [CMAKE__COMPILER_TARGET](https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/variable/CMAKE_LANG_COMPILER_TARGET.html) and CMake should figure everything...