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2008 Apr 29
0
[LLVMdev] Representing the dependencies of a bitcode module
...t you're not using make, but the principal is perfectly
sound.
For linkage command lines, lazily updating 'response files' (sorry,
Windows terminology...) can provide a complete solution. Something like:
LINK_CMD := $(LINKER) $(LINK_INPUTS)
all: cmds
link_cmd:
if [ "`cat $(INT_DIR)/link_cmd`" != "$(LINK_CMD)" ]; then echo "$
(LINK_CMD)" > link_cmd; fi
output.so: link_cmd $(LINK_INPUTS)
$(LINK_CMD)
Of course, these are complimentary depending on your needs. Using a
response file for compilation could protect against changes to the
include p...
2008 Apr 29
3
[LLVMdev] Representing the dependencies of a bitcode module
I've been using SCons as the build tool for my frontend application, and
I'm getting to the point where it would be useful to create a custom
scanner for my generated bitcode files so that SCons can do proper
dependency analysis. At the moment, SCons has no way to know which
source files a particular bitcode file depends on, so the only way to do
a "correct" build is to