LLVMgold.so is released under the GPLv3 license, unlike the rest of LLVM. So
it's not surprising it's not included in the same package. As suggested above,
you can use lld.
If you really would like to use LLVMgold, and there isn't a separate package
with the pre-built library, you can build i
(might be easier to pick up from the thread where this came up or at least
CC/to the folks you're referring to (though perhaps you did and that got
stripped by the mailing list or something, not sure) - at least for me, I
have highlights for emails addressed to me that helps prioritizing/knowing
if
A followon To Jan K and David B Feb 1 2022:
Binary release on github
clang+llvm-13.0.0-x86_64-linux-gnu-ubuntu-20.04.tar.xz
does not contain LLVMgold.so
So adding -flto just results in the inability
compile anything.
Suggestions?
Thanks.
David Anderson
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