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On Linux 22.04, at the moment, it is not possible to statically link LLVM12 due to clangSupport library in LLVMSetup.cmake file. (See make output: link_llvm12_static.log)
From my point of view, the fix lies in modifying LLVMSetup.cmake file to exclude clangSupport library if LLVM version is bellow 15 (like it is done for MSVC):
The choice for llvm static linkage was done by modifying options in CMakeLists.txt:
Question: would it make more sense to make llvm linkage type configurable from the Makefile?
Something like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
On Linux 22.04, at the moment, it is not possible to statically link LLVM12 due to clangSupport library in LLVMSetup.cmake file. (See make output: link_llvm12_static.log)
From my point of view, the fix lies in modifying LLVMSetup.cmake file to exclude clangSupport library if LLVM version is bellow 15 (like it is done for MSVC):
The choice for llvm static linkage was done by modifying options in CMakeLists.txt:
Question: would it make more sense to make llvm linkage type configurable from the Makefile?
Something like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: