[PATCH] D31695: Windows asan_device_setup.bat port of linux shell script

Evgeniy Stepanov via Phabricator via llvm-commits llvm-commits at lists.llvm.org
Wed Apr 5 15:38:03 PDT 2017


eugenis added a comment.

Is windows more likely to have java runtime environment then python?
Python sounds like a great idea.
Another option is Go - it is about as expressive as Python, and it can generate standalone (i.e. static, no-libc) executables, and AFAIK it can cross-compile from linux to windows w/o sysroot or anything like that. The downside is that unlike a script, a binary can not be easily tweaked when necessary - this is something that I've had to do with the shell script on multiple occasions. And we'll need multiple binaries - linux/macos/windows and then there are non-x86 targets, too.

Maybe Python is a better choice. Is it reasonable to expect that an android developers' windows workstation has python runtime installed?


https://reviews.llvm.org/D31695





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