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LLVM offers a number of features as C intrinsics, including stuff like trap which we might use for cross-platform runtime errors, memcpy, etc. These will apparently be available in Inkwell's upcoming LLVM 9 bindings.
It appears Cranelift already has things like this implemented. So as a stopgap, if we need things like that urgently, we could implement them in Cranelift and leave them unsupported in LLVM until Inkwell's LLVM 9 bindings are ready.
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LLVM offers a number of features as C intrinsics, including stuff like
trap
which we might use for cross-platform runtime errors,memcpy
, etc. These will apparently be available in Inkwell's upcoming LLVM 9 bindings.It appears Cranelift already has things like this implemented. So as a stopgap, if we need things like that urgently, we could implement them in Cranelift and leave them unsupported in LLVM until Inkwell's LLVM 9 bindings are ready.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: