Re: [Gambas-user] JIT on archlinux fails to build

2012-05-24 Thread Emil Lenngren
No, try revision 4775 ;) 2012/5/25 Emil Lenngren > Try revision 4774, it should solve that bug. > > You can use the environmental variable GB_JIT=info to make LLVM dump out > the optimized code. To debug how the code looks like before optimization > passes, you have to uncomment a line //M->dump

Re: [Gambas-user] JIT on archlinux fails to build

2012-05-24 Thread Emil Lenngren
Try revision 4774, it should solve that bug. You can use the environmental variable GB_JIT=info to make LLVM dump out the optimized code. To debug how the code looks like before optimization passes, you have to uncomment a line //M->dump() in gb.jit/src/jit_codegen.cpp. Enumerating classes is app

Re: [Gambas-user] JIT on archlinux fails to build

2012-05-24 Thread Benoît Minisini
Le 25/05/2012 00:26, Emil Lenngren a écrit : > Hi > > Does someone here know a good way in automake scripts to make the llvm > linking work in "all" distributions? I can't manage to get llvm-config to > print out the correct .so file. > > /Emil > A few points: 1) You must assume that llvm-config

Re: [Gambas-user] JIT on archlinux fails to build

2012-05-24 Thread Sebastian Kulesz
Maybe the best thing to do is ask on the llvm mailing list. There must be a way. Talking about the component. I tested it on several classes in a project. The performance gain is clearly noted, but i'm having a lot of crashes and error messages. I would like to know how can I upload the output, e

Re: [Gambas-user] JIT on archlinux fails to build

2012-05-24 Thread Emil Lenngren
Hi Does someone here know a good way in automake scripts to make the llvm linking work in "all" distributions? I can't manage to get llvm-config to print out the correct .so file. /Emil 2012/5/25 Sebastian Kulesz > Hi, I tried building the JIT component under archlinux. I had to > slightly pat

[Gambas-user] JIT on archlinux fails to build

2012-05-24 Thread Sebastian Kulesz
Hi, I tried building the JIT component under archlinux. I had to slightly patch the configure.ac file to pass the configure tests. Currently, as a rolling release distribution, it uses llvm 3.1. With the attached patch applied, it configures and builds properly. Thanks a lot for all your work, rea