llvm dev - Feb 2005 - [LLVMdev] LLVM CygWin build error ?

>Yeah, cygwin is a bit of a beast. There's no pre-compiled binary
>available (I'm working on it).  If you want to build yourself, follow
>the instructions in the CFEBuildInstr.html document carefully,
>especially noting the Cygwin specific stuff.  For example, you can't use
>the default gcc that comes with Cygwin. I've been successful with GCC
>3.4.3 on Cygwin.
I updated my CygWin GCC to 3.4.3 and binutils back to 2.15. Read 
CFEBuildInstr.html a couple of times. Tried building it, but got an error 
with makeinfo then a biuld error I could not do anything about.

I was able to build LLVM with no problem.
>I've uploaded a zipped tar file my Cygwin CFE "install"
directory. You
>can get it here: http://illuvium.com/download/
>Use at your own risk (i.e. it works for me, but your mileage may vary).
Great, thanks. It seems alot smaller than what I got when compiling from the 
CVS. There's no stdlib++v3 or libiberty, or texi documentation, in your 
version.

Maybe I should be building llvm-gcc from the downloadable release rather 
than from the CVS !

Many thanks,

Aaron

Reid,
> Great, thanks. It seems alot smaller than what I got when compiling from 
> the CVS. There's no stdlib++v3 or libiberty, or texi documentation, in 
> your version.
I would be greatful if you would tell me what flags did you use on 
configure.

Aaron

Hey,

I have written a pass and wishes to measure its performance overhead after
running it over a program.I also wish to measure the size of code segment once
the program is in native code.What are the easy ways in llvm to achieve this?Are
there any tools available in llvm for the same ?What exactly is this llvm-prof ?

Thanks a lot , 

Tanu

		
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