> > You have a functional Clang/libc++ toolchain? That's awesome! Are all > patches upstreamed already and how can I make my own? > :)
Hey ruben I know this is something you were looking for a long time. :) ATM I have 90% of the patches upstreamed. As alexey said I have created mingw-w64 packages for msys2 for this. I'm currently wrapping up a full portable toolchain for jb from videolan. Once I'm done I will share my scripts with you to build it yourself Kind Regards Martell On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 9:51 AM, Ruben Van Boxem <[email protected]> wrote: > 2015-10-29 3:54 GMT+01:00 Martell Malone <[email protected]>: > >> My second reason is clang. >> I currently have a mingw-w64 toolchain with this stack. >> clang + libc++ + compiler-rt + lld >> this equates to >> gcc + libstdc++ + libgcc + binutils. >> >> If we want a standalone clang stack using lld we should not have to build >> binutils just to have dlltool generate some import libs for us. >> Not only that but we would have to rebuild dlltool for each target >> defeating the purpose of clang and lld being a multi target toolchain out >> of the box. >> >> With clang we only have to rebuild the crt, libc++ and compiler-rt for >> each target. >> The compiler and linker and related tools never have to be rebuilt. >> using binutils unfortunately breaks this lovely model and increases build >> times. >> >> > You have a functional Clang/libc++ toolchain? That's awesome! Are all > patches upstreamed already and how can I make my own? > > :) > > Ruben >
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