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Also, would that LLVM fixed their CMake targets! The include directory issue wouldn't have happened if they set up their targets correctly. Also, |
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linuxbot4 is still semi-broken :-/ |
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After upgrading to Homebrew's LLVM 19.1, I encountered some build failures that necessitate the following changes to our build.
brew install lld.lldWasmis built as a shared library now, and it no longer includeslldCommon, so I added that dependency.Technically, this could have happened with earlier versions of LLVM, only nobody had packaged it this way, until now.