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I think LLVMCore and such should really be there. You could link statically with --disable-llvm-shared-libs, but that's usually not recommended.
You could pass down to configure, but I'd really try to figure out why your LLVM libraries are not built. On a local debug build of clang trunk I get libLLVMCore.so, for example.
Hi, I have my own setup of llvm/clang and enforce its use using CXX/CC flags.
When building osmesa-src I can see it finds directory where my custom llvm lives
but it fails linking against it
I tried building llvm with LLVM_BUILD_LLVM_DYLIB but that didn't help. https://llvm.org/docs/CMake.html
How does osmesa-src expect llvm to be compiled?
EDIT: also: what llvm versions are required/supported? travis uses 3.9 it seems, I am using 5.0.1.
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