It's the first LLVM package I test...
I've try with the trunk too and the same issues occurred.
On debian, a link have to be done from /usr/include/llvm-3.2/llvm to
/usr/include/llvm for it work.
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Nice :)
What was the first LLVM version you noticed gb.jit didn't work? Or did you
use the LLVM trunk?
/Emil
2012/12/19 Jim Brown
> Hi
>
> Thanks for this, it works for my Ubuntu install also. A couple of weeks
> ago I decided to implement jit into my build but after downloading and
> installi
Hi
Thanks for this, it works for my Ubuntu install also. A couple of weeks
ago I decided to implement jit into my build but after downloading and
installing llvm I could not get it to install because of errors with
IRBuilder. Tonight has been the first build that has completed for some
time.
Arghh, why do they have to rename classes and files?? That breaks API/ABI
compatibility for many projects...
When llvm 3.2 is released, I shall go through everything and make sure that
gb.jit works correctly.
/Emil
2012/12/18 Flachy Joe
> Hi,
> Some fixes for errors when compiling on debian si
Hi,
Some fixes for errors when compiling on debian sid (with llvm-3.2~rc3.1
packages) :
In jit_gambas_pass.cpp line 28 and jit.h line 36 : change
/llvm/Support/IRBuilder.h to /llvm/IRBuilder.h
In jit_codegen.cpp, line 3617 and line 3668 : change llvm:Attribute
to llvm::Attributes
Re
So there is no llvm package for openSuse that installs the dynamic
libraries?
It's easy to link to static libraries by changing the configure.ac file.
However, at least I think it's difficult to make the configure.ac file to
work for all linux distributions...
The best thing might be to first chec
I guess Emil can fix this by making it possible to optionally link against
static libraries..?
Not sure. Personally I always use dynamic libraries.
Jussi
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 10:00 PM, Matti wrote:
> Ah, thanks, didn't know that.
>
> gb.jit obviously wants dynamic libraries.
> In /trunk/gb
Ah, thanks, didn't know that.
gb.jit obviously wants dynamic libraries.
In /trunk/gb.jit/config.log I found:
configure:16852: checking for gb.jit libraries
configure:16952: result: no
configure:16958: WARNING: Unable to find file: libLLVM-3.1.so
configure:17008: WARNING: gb.jit is disabled
What t
> So, there a libLLVM really seems to be missing.
>
Those libLLVM*.a files are the libraries.
*.a means static library, *.so means dynamic library.
Jussi
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Here (openSuse 12.2 i586) I find:
- lots of llvm* files in usr/bin
- lots of libLLVM*.a files in usr/lib (only .a files!)
- directories usr/include/llvm and usr/include/llvm-c
- directory usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/linux-llvm
So, there a libLLVM really seems to be missing.
Do you need more info?
Matti
It's a pity that almost all linux distributions put the llvm libs in
different places. Also, some distributions use the static library, and some
of them use a dynamic library.
Can you see where your package manager has installed the llvm files?
/Emil
2012/11/25 Matti
> Didn't care about this c
Didn't care about this component for a while.
Now I installed - following the wiki - llvm 3.1-2.3.1 and llvm-devel 3.1-2.3.1
'make' now complains about a missing 'libLLVM-3.1' that can't be found in my
(Suse) repos. The informations in the web are a bit confusing.
Anybody knows where to download
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