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<p>Just realised about this while upgrading my multi-platform project to 4.0.0, for linux you simply go "apt clang-x.x llvm-x.x-dev..." etc and off you go. However for windows the only pre-built install package seems to be clang, without the LLVM headers and
such...<br>
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Do we have a installer package for windows that allows us to install the LLVM development headers+libraries
<span>(ie; the same thing as the ubuntu/debian packages but for windows)</span> without having to do it manually with the source? If not is there any particular reason why?<br>
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- Paul<br>
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