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Hello! I have compileed ices.0.2.2 for my debian system (the system is on a Mac PowerPC, so I use Debian-PPC) When I want to start Ices I get an error message saying this: "./ices: error while loading shared libraries: libshout.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" I start it with...

...ke a call on the signature of the intrinsic (or are you suggesting a varargs intrinsic)? I suppose we could also have a family of intrinsics, that take on argument of variable type. >> Bailing out to the interpreter involves re-creating the state of the >> interpreter frames as-if the compilee had been executing in the >> interpreter all along. This state is represented and maintained using >> a `"deopt"` operand bundle attached to the call to `@llvm.guard_on`. >> The verifier will reject calls to `@llvm.guard_on` without a `"deopt"` >> operan...

...ils to the interpreter and that is always safe (but slow), and so `@llvm.guard_on(i1 false)` is basically a `noreturn` call that unconditionally transitions the current compilation to the interpreter. Bailing out to the interpreter involves re-creating the state of the interpreter frames as-if the compilee had been executing in the interpreter all along. This state is represented and maintained using a `"deopt"` operand bundle attached to the call to `@llvm.guard_on`. The verifier will reject calls to `@llvm.guard_on` without a `"deopt"` operand bundle. `@llvm.guard_on` cannot b...

...ut slow), and so > `@llvm.guard_on(i1 false)` is basically a `noreturn` call that > unconditionally transitions the current compilation to the > interpreter. > > Bailing out to the interpreter involves re-creating the state of the > interpreter frames as-if the compilee had been executing in the > interpreter all along. This state is represented and maintained using > a `"deopt"` operand bundle attached to the call to `@llvm.guard_on`. > The verifier will reject calls to `@llvm.guard_on` without a `"deopt"` > operan...