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We can consider ditching temp files and actually compile using llvmlite. Yes, LLVMLite supports that. https://llvmlite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/binding/examples.html |
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Problem we'll face then is linking with other C libraries. So keeping clang driver might be useful. |
I agree. Continuing to use Clang will keep things convenient for us. Although making the switch won't be too tough, since Clang calls an external linker (e.g. |
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This PR incorporates changes to make the compiler framework easier to run on other systems, particularly Mac OS X.
Writing POSIX-compliant shell scripts alone should take us a long way in portability.