Lld ("llvm linker")

[blue4meridian]

Salutations...

Is there anyone that is NOT afraid to compile this?...
http://webwarper.net/ww/~av/lld.llvm.or ... new-linker

If you have the interest and the skill set... post a download link... :wink:

Best Regards...

[cttan]

Hi blue4meridian,

Pls download it from usm:-
usm -g llvm

Code: Select all

 The following items were found.
 Choose an number to confirm. 
 ctrl+c to quit

1) llvm-3.3-x86_64-2.txz
2) llvm-3.3-x86_64-3_slack14.1.txz
#? 

[blue4meridian]

Salutations...

The USM doesn't work for me but pkgs.org does.
I'm already using Llvm. "Lld" is a Llvm dropin component (a linker).

My vision of the ultimate embedded system is based on dropins.
I believe ALL binaries should die the death of a thousand (dropin) cuts.

Best Regards...

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[wread]

Hi blue4meridian!
Did you ever think, your llvm version might be wrong? Why don't you try this one?

Good luck

[blue4meridian]

Salutations...

My Llvm (Arch Linux) is stable and functional. I'm just trying to raise the performance bar to the bleeding edge.
Lld is a project to improve Llvm/Clang. I've been many weeks depreciating the Porteus base modules with dropins.
It's a lot of work. The first dropin was LibreSSL to replace openssl.

Perhaps maybe a few more months to go?

Best Regards...

[wread]

The module I posted contains a functional linker that works ok for me.
Did you try it and it didn't work for you? Was OpenSSL not secure enough?
I know, Arch Linux pretends to be the bleeding edge, but then at once....it doesn't work!

Regards!

[blue4meridian]

Salutations...

For me it seems all these package repos can be squirrely sometimes.
The bleeding edge I'm referring to are drop-in's such as "Libressl" and 'Lld'.
Openssl is currently facing some difficulties. Maybe in time they'll get sorted out.
In the meanwhile Libressl seems the route of least resistance.

Best Regards...