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how long before the embedded world gets first class cortex m-4 and subsequent support for building from llvm. also how long until i can stop having to loving compile cross compilers. these questions are probably linked
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Jun 28, 2017 12:54
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The Management posted:if by first class you mean broken every other day then m4 is fully supported. yeah, exactly, or at least some of the more popular targets: native and arm. clang can do it pretty well like rjmccall set because clang is already separate from llvm: the different thing you need is the llvm side that emits arm code instead of x86 or whatever. the thing that honestly makes this an unrealistic whine instead of a real complaint is that arm-gcc-embedded is actually maintained by arm employees; but still, i (and i think a lot of other people, there are of course some politics in an email thread i can't be bothered to search for) really wish gcc had as clean a separation of frontend and back end as clang/llvm so you wouldn't have to recompile the goddamn binary every goddamn time.
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Jun 29, 2017 12:47
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