lld is the linker from LLVM.
lld is the linker from the LLVM project. It is modular, fast and compatible with existing linker options.
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Building chromium under windows: ninja -libpath doesn't recognize space (even in quoted path!)
Following all prerequisites and instructions from here
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/docs/windows_build_instructions.md#Build-Chromium
When I'm finally getting to the building part:
autoninja -C out\Default chrome
I…
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mainCRTStartup without Visual Studio installed
Is there a way to link in mainCRTStartup without having Visual Studio installed? I have libcmt.lib in my Visual Studio installation, and that works fine for linking against on my computer. However, I would like to be able to build and link without…
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Raw binary entry point
I'm having issues in specifying the entry point for my hobby OS kernel.
There is a simple bootloader that loads the kernel code to 0x6400000 address and jumps there.
Then I have this linker command which outputs kernel with the starting address:
ld…
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(clang / llvm-mc / lld) hello world (x86-64 windows & linux)
Is llvm able to compile, assemble and link x86-64 code on windows and/or linux using llvm-mc and lld?
If so, is there a hello-world level example out there? The documentation is pretty sparse at present.
I've tried building a simple hello world…
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