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This adds support for building .NET Core with LLVM 4 (mostly backported from dotnet/coreclr#11226). Also added a 'heimdal' USE flag to allow use of Heimdal implementation of Kerberos rather than MIT-KRB5.
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This adds support for building .NET Core with LLVM 4 (mostly backported
from dotnet/coreclr#11226).
Also added a 'heimdal' USE flag to allow use of Heimdal implementation
of Kerberos rather than MIT-KRB5.