mgorny added a comment.
I'm afraid I don't. Learned all of it the hard way. But the minimal effort way
is easy — you just install LLVM (with no other projects) first, then just cmake
in specific other projects (clang, etc.). Getting tests to run usually requires
having LLVM sources somewhere th
sylvestre.ledru added a comment.
Sure, happy to try, do you have some docs on this? Thanks :)
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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.
WFM. You should really switch to stand-alone builds to avoid this kind of
issues and help us support it better ;-P.
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AFAIK, lit-cpuid is used by the tests.
Installing it causes LLVMExports*.cmake files to depend
on this program.
It causes some serious packaging issues as it would means
that llv
