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Given that the LLVM API changes constantly, any reasonable C++ program may very well compile properly against only one specific version/release of LLVM. The probability that you can properly build against whatever some user has installed on some arbitrary system approaches zero. If you accept this, then you likely work around it by configuring and installing an appropriate version of LLVM and its

Building LLVM itself involves Cmake, but what's the best way to build a C++ program that needs to link with the LLVM libraries? If you're trying to optimise for making life as easy as possible for users and people creating binary packages, in the normal course of events, autotools is recommended. But the tutorial mentions running llvm-config to get things like library paths - does