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Slight cleanup
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peter mckinna committed Oct 14, 2017
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LLVM_INCLUDE_DIR = LLVM_SOURCE_DIR & "/include"

% Directory wherein to find various system libraries:
%if not defined("LIB_DIR") LIB_DIR = "/usr/lib" end % Peter McKinna
if not defined("LIB_DIR") LIB_DIR = "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" end % Rodney Bates

% This m3makefile will invoke make to do the C++ compilation.
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%include("llvmLibs.quake") %Don't need any of these.

import_lib("curses",LIB_DIR)
%import_lib("ncurses","/usr/lib") % Peter McKinna
import_lib("dl",LIB_DIR)
import_lib("stdc++",LIB_DIR)

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This is very tricky - folder you put in is AMD64_LINUX specific. While it is my favorite :), I am using enough OSX, ARM_LINUX and Ubuntu@x86_64 to squirm on anything constant in this place :).

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This llvm stuff is very preliminary, and has some paths that are specific to my and to
Peter's personal directories. You will see comments denoting whose personal
directories certain line pertain to. For now, we can accommodate anybody else who wants
to work on the llvm back end.

Getting it properly sorted out will prerequire some decisions about how/where to
build llvm, how much of it to build as part of building cm3 with llvm backend, how
to link it in, etc. I haven't seen easy answers. So far, I've only worked on getting
something that I can test and develop on my own system.

BTW, building llvm is very time-consuming, even more so if you use clang/llvm to do
it instead of gcc.

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