`pacman -S` by default reinstalls (and redownloads if necessary) packages given as arguments. Adding `--needed` flag makes it skip packages which are already installed and up to date.
These aren't strictly necessary any longer, as the external libs
are used automatically if found (instead of erroring out if not
found, unless explicitly disabled as before).
Still keeping the explicit disables, to avoid potential issues if
e.g. the libs are found but exist in an incompatible version.
- Fixed the dinput/dinput8 libraries for armv7/aarch64
- Provide libcfgmgr32.a for aarch64
- Fix cases of duplicate definitions of snprintf/vsnprintf when using
msvcrt as crt, when building C++ code
- Fix cases where mftransform.h would undefine EXTERN_C, turning other
variables declared as EXTERN_C into actual definitions
Notable changes since the previously pinned (early December 2019)
version:
- Implicitly add the .exe suffix if not provided in the clang
-o argument, when running on windows (to match GCC's behaviour)
- Fixes for accesses to TLS variables in another object file
- Fixes for accessing weak functions that may be undefined, on ARM and AArch64
(x86 was fixed earlier)
- Fixed many instances of locale handling in libcxx
The GCC svn repo is no longer available, and fetching the whole GCC
git repo at around 1 GB is a bit wasteful, when we just need libssp
(which is less than 1 MB), but github provides svn access to git repos,
allowing us to fetch just this subdirectory.
Build one single test to verify that building generic code for mingw32uwp
works, but skip building all of the tests for this target.
Keep building the uwp-error test for all targets, to verify that it
builds successfully for mingw32 but fails for mingw32uwp.
This reduces the runtime for the tests by around a third.
Use "gmake" instead of "make" when gmake is available.
The makefile used for libssp is a handwritten one that requires
GNU make features. mingw-w64 uses automake, which in principle should
work with BSD make, but mingw-w64-headers hangs indefinitely if built
with BSD make.
These defines were renamed in lldb git master, soon after the current
pinned version.
This fixes building with a later version of llvm than the pinned one.
These days, we have a working strip tool, so we can do a slightly
more straightforward procedure here.
In build-make.sh we still build with -Wl,-s, as we call a less
obvious install target there, in order to only install mingw32-make.sh,
not some header files and documentation.
Since clang 9.0.0 (34ec6929a1fb33716d0035dc0f1f164d7568b4dc
in llvm-project), it's no longer necessary to set this to be able
to use __cxa_thread_atexit (for TLS destructors). This brings the
behaviour closer to GCC, and reduces the amount of non-default
options used.
Notable changes since the previous version are:
- Added a lld option for requesting delay loading libraries
- Allowing using custom .edata from input object files in lld (for Wine)
- Fixed llvm-dlltool with symbol renaming with stdcall decorations
- Supporting merging resources from more than one resource object file in lld
- Improved error messages for duplicate or undefined symbols in lld
(including demangling C++ symbols and printing source locations
where possible)
- Made lld look for for more library name patterns, matching GNU ld
- Brushed up support for using LLDB for, and building on, mingw
- Implemented initial support for armv7 and aarch64 windows in LLDB
This contains new declarations that the latest version of llvm
requires, when building llvm for windows on aarch64.
Notable changes are:
- Fixed compatibility fallbacks for running libc++ on Windows 7
- Improved handling of multibyte functions with UCRT
- Fixed installing mingw-w64-crt and widl in paths that contain spaces
- Fixed sscanf with double output on arm/aarch64
- Improved math functions, in particular for arm/aarch64
This makes it easier to change the default win32 target when using
build-all.sh, and also makes it possible to change the version of
mingw-w64 that is used, which wasn't possible at all before.
build-mingw-w64.sh already provides --with-default-msvcrt option, but
this makes it more convenient to use build-all.sh with non-default
msvcrt config.
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