[CI] Use preinstalled LLVM on Windows runners #1260
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Superseeded by #1291. |
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I accidentally discovered that the Windows runners come with a version of LLVM 16 that successfully compiles AdaptiveCpp itself as well as the tests 😮 . It was only necessary to add quotes around the
CMAKE_CXX_COMPILERvariable when constructing thesyclcc_launcherline inadaptivecpp-config.cmake.indue to the space in Windows'sProgram Files.Running the tests still fails, no idea why. I'll see if I can figure out what's failing exactly but if that turns out to be more difficult, I think it might make sense to disable that temporarily and at least have a Github action that compiles AdaptiveCpp and the tests.