Hi, I am a new user of 15.0-CURRENT and just updated my source tree and noticed that there are now files to be built that have the ".pico" extension, as a ccache user, i was enjoying fast world/kernel builds but these files doesn't seem to get cached to me and my world builds are taking long time than ever. Is there a way to skip building these ".pico" files? Thanks in advance and thanks for your efforts and work.
I am on this commit. 6014596899c On 4/26/25 7:06 PM, Dimitry Andric wrote: > Hi, > > In https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=2e47f35be5dc I committed a > change to convert libllvm, libclang, and liblldb into private shared > libraries. This means that tools like clang, lld, lldb, and more are now > quite a bit smaller, as all the common functionality is located in those > shared libraries. > > Note that these shared libraries are not the same as upstream's, and are > _not_ ABI compatible, which is why they are installed as private shared > libraries. If you need ABI compatibility and/or the llvm-config tools, > please use one of the devel/llvm ports. > > This affects the following binaries in the base system (some of them > only exist if they're enabled through various WITH_XXX options): > > - addr2line > - ar > - bugpoint > - c++ > - c++filt > - cc > - clang > - clang++ > - clang-cpp > - clang-format > - cpp > - gcov > - ld.lld > - llc > - lldb > - lldb-server > - lli > - llvm-addr2line > - llvm-ar > - llvm-as > - llvm-bcanalyzer > - llvm-cov > - llvm-cxxdump > - llvm-cxxfilt > - llvm-diff > - llvm-dis > - llvm-dwarfdump > - llvm-dwarfutil > - llvm-dwp > - llvm-extract > - llvm-link > - llvm-lto > - llvm-lto2 > - llvm-mc > - llvm-mca > - llvm-modextract > - llvm-nm > - llvm-objcopy > - llvm-objdump > - llvm-pdbutil > - llvm-profdata > - llvm-ranlib > - llvm-readelf > - llvm-readobj > - llvm-rtdyld > - llvm-size > - llvm-strings > - llvm-strip > - llvm-symbolizer > - llvm-xray > - nm > - objcopy > - objdump > - opt > - ranlib > - readelf > - size > - strings > - strip > > In addition, all these executables are now position independent (PIE). > > Please let me know if you encounter any problems resulting due to this > change, as I intend to MFC it. For example, I tried covering all > incremental build scenarios, but I may have missed some corner case. > > -Dimitry > >
