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Create an Ubuntu Trusty based docker image to build mesa with LLVM 3.3 #15

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tanty opened this issue Apr 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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Create an Ubuntu Trusty based docker image to build mesa with LLVM 3.3 #15

tanty opened this issue Apr 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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tanty commented Apr 27, 2017

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jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 4, 2017
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Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
6def7a0 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
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jasuarez commented May 4, 2017

Instead of following what title suggests, I've compiled LLVM 3.3 from source tarball, but used checkinstall to create a single package with everything. So now, we can install that package instead of building from scratch all time.

jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 4, 2017
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Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
5c1d1d9 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
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jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 4, 2017
@jasuarez
Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
8bcccba 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 8, 2017
@jasuarez
Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
a6eb161 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 8, 2017
@jasuarez
Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
46779c2 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 8, 2017
@jasuarez
Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
aca2a80 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
jasuarez added a commit that referenced this issue May 9, 2017
@jasuarez
Use a packaged LLVM 3.3 version
02ac8c3 
Unfortunately, LLVM 3.3 is not packaged for Ubuntu Xenial. And
porting from old Ubuntu Trusty is causing lot of troubles.

So we were just building LLVM 3.3 from scratch. But this takes time.
Fortunately, we can package that manually-built version directly using
checkinstall.

This commit just uses LLVM 3.3 from a package created with checkinstall.
It contains the same version as if it were build manually.

This fixes issue #15.
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jasuarez commented May 9, 2017

Fixed.

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