On 15/03/2020 00:29, Sandro Tosi wrote:
>
> has there any progress been achieved in getting flang to build with
> llvm-9? currently flang is the last reverse dependency of llvm-7,
> which could be removed if flang is ported to llvm-9.
Unfortunately no. Flang is undergoing a major overhaul as it
> I tried a test build with llvm-8 and -9 and it failed. There have been
> no releases since March 2019,
>
> but there is very active development as flang is being merged into the
> official llvm project.
>
> There have been no tags since, but I will see if I can build/test head
> of tree against l
Hi Sylverstre
I tried a test build with llvm-8 and -9 and it failed. There have been
no releases since March 2019,
but there is very active development as flang is being merged into the
official llvm project.
There have been no tags since, but I will see if I can build/test head
of tree against
many thanks!
S
Le 21/02/2020 à 15:50, Alastair McKinstry a écrit :
Hi Sylverstre
I tried a test build with llvm-8 and -9 and it failed. There have been
no releases since March 2019,
but there is very active development as flang is being merged into the
official llvm project.
There have been
Package: flang
Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
Please upgrade to llvm 9. 7 isn't maintained and will be removed soon.
Thanks
Sylvestre
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