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Use crates.io releases of Cranelift #1201

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@bjorn3 bjorn3 commented Oct 29, 2021

I originally switched the Cranelift dependencies to use git as cg_clif required a lot of new Cranelift features. With crates.io dependencies I would have to wait for a new release every time. With git dependencies I could start using the new features as soon as they were merged. Currently there aren't a lot of new Cranelift features necessary anymore and those that are useful are no longer blocking compilation of lots of crates. There was some concern expressed about using git dependencies in the main rust repo, so all together I think it is best to switch to crates.io releases and if necessary wait a bit before merging changes requiring newer Cranelift commits.

There is still a git dependency on my fork of the ar crate (https://github.com/bjorn3/rust-ar/tree/do_not_remove_cg_clif_ranlib). I think I will need to fix symbol table support for macOS and then poke the maintainer of rust-ar to release a new version of my PR.

cc rust-lang/rust#81746 (comment), @Mark-Simulacrum

I originally switched the Cranelift dependencies to use git as cg_clif
required a lot of new Cranelift features. With crates.io dependencies I
would have to wait for a new release every time. With git dependencies I
could start using the new features as soon as they were merged.
Currently there aren't a lot of new Cranelift features necessary anymore
and those that are useful are no longer blocking compilation of lots of
crates. There was some concern expressed about using git dependencies in
the main rust repo, so all together I think it is best to switch to
crates.io releases and if necessary wait a bit before merging changes
requiring newer Cranelift commits.
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