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Hi Anton,<br>
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Anton Korobeynikov wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello, David
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<pre wrap=""> My misunderstanding -- when you asked about platforms, I was thinking of
arm processors -- 7, cortex-a8, 9, neon, etc... I am currently --
temporarily -- starting this project on a linux box.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->arm/linux works fine for me (via llvm-gcc though). You need to be sure
that you have all necessary stuff in place (headers, libs, etc.), you
cannot grab the x86 bytecode and make it work on arm.
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I am checking out llvm-gcc now and will attempt to build. I'm not
married to any particular solution. My main goal here is to have a
working clang+llvm+something to give me executables so that I can start
learning clang AST and LLVM. My background isn't in code generation but
in writing front ends and optimization passes. And I will most likely
be moving off my linux platform soon enough.<br>
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PS: Use "Reaply to all" button, so the message will reach mailing list
as well, not only me.
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Will do! :-)<br>
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Thanks,<br>
David<br>
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