LLVM 2.6 does not build on (at least my) MIPS, because "mips" is #defined by the existing toolchain, but LLVM tries to use it as a symbol. This works around it: CPPFLAGS=-Umips make The problem is in llvm/ADT/Triple.h, line 57. Michael
On Oct 26, 2009, at 1:54 AM, Michael Steil wrote:> LLVM 2.6 does not build on (at least my) MIPS, because "mips" is > #defined by the existing toolchain, but LLVM tries to use it as a > symbol. This works around it: > > CPPFLAGS=-Umips make > > The problem is in llvm/ADT/Triple.h, line 57.Mainline has a fix for that by undefing the symbol in that file up near the top. Thanks! -eric
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