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> I start taking LLVM serious when they give easy to follow documentation on how to compile LLVM completely GCC/binutils/gnu libc independent. I mean a single g
by arp242 3y ago
> I start taking LLVM serious when they give easy to follow documentation on how to compile LLVM completely GCC/binutils/gnu libc independent. I mean a single go to point with easy instructions.
That's a very niche use-cases. Most people don't care about being "completely GCC/binutils/gnu libc independent".
It's fine to care about your niche use case, but to claim a project is not "serious" because this one thing isn't supported is ridiculous.
- hulitu 3y ago> Most people don't care about being "completely GCC/binutils/gnu libc independent Then what is the point of llvm ? Is this another "make" ("we don't use make for our project but use cmake to generate makefiles and make to build") ?