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Though Clang 3.9 and LLD 3.9 will not provide all the necessary bits to
create fully working binaries for ARMv6, start off by putting symlinks
to the tools in place. By the time LLVM trunk fully supports it, I'll
add an option to this port to toggle between 3.9 and trunk.
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So far we had to stick to the development branch, as we depend on
various features not present in 3.8. For example, a robust version of
the LLD linker. Now that 3.9.0rc1 has been packaged, make use of that
one instead.
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Clang already has the necessary bits on board to act as a cross compiler
for CloudABI for i686. Install the relevant symlinks for that as well.
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Farnsworth: "Good news, everyone!" The latest revisions of LLVM trunk
not only have a version of LLD that creates usable binaries for x86-64
and aarch64, it also does a better job at creating Position Independent
Executables than the GNU linker.
Because PIE is going to become pretty important for some of the upcoming
projects (emulation on other OSes), I'd like to go ahead and switch the
cloudabi-toolchain port over to the latest snapshot of LLVM. My goal is
to revert back to a stable version (3.9) when available.
Switching to LLD involves patching up the Binutils ports to no longer
install the GNU linker (and remove the linker scripts that it uses). We
can then simply add a couple of extra symlinks to cloudabi-toolchain to
point to the LLD binary.
At the same time, let's switch over to using the ELF toolchain tools on
FreeBSD 11. That way we can even drop the dependency on Binutils on
those systems.
Reviewed by: bapt, emaste
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D5874
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With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
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Now that the previous changes to the cloudabi-clang package brought in
more LLVM tools, the package actually became a misnomer. Most of the
tools that it installed are not part of Clang, but of LLVM instead. My
plans of extending it to also install wrappers around man(1) and
pkgconf(1) would make the naming even worse.
The only reason that the cloudabi-clang package was created in the first
place, was because we still had some of the core CloudABI libraries part
of FreeBSD Ports. Now that these libraries are part of their own package
collection, it makes more sense to squash this package together with
cloudabi-toolchain.
The nice thing about installing a wrapper around pkgconf(1) named
${gnu_triple}-pkg-config is that Autoconf now automatically picks it up.
Running ./configure --host=${gnu_triple} is enough to make it detect the
cross compiled libraries it depends on.
Reviewed by: bapt
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D5697
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When I added the first copy of the CloudABI toolchain to the Ports tree,
I assumed that it would be easily possible to have a single Binutils
port that would support all of the architectures of interest. It seems
that this is not really supported, or simply awkward to use.
Let's just rename the cloudabi-binutils port to cloudabi-binutils-x86_64
and add an additional cloudabi-binutils-aarch64.
Reviewed by: emaste
Approved by: bapt
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3919
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These libraries are now provided by the CloudABI Ports collection -- not
just for FreeBSD, but a number of other operating systems. For FreeBSD,
they are provided in the form of a pkg mirror, so there is no need to
also have them in the FreeBSD Ports tree.
Approved by: bapt
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3643
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We can't reasonably expect that people want to install 7 ports to get a
working C/C++ toolchain. Add a simple metaport to install all of them in
one go.
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D2929
Reviewed by: bapt
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