[Bug 221367] i386 sanitizer runtimes not installed during amd64 32-bit compat in make installworld
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--- Comment #3 from Ed Maste <emaste at freebsd.org> ---
> Okay, but won't that also cause 32-bit versions of libllvm, libclang and clang
> itself to be built? We definitely don't want that. :)
Good point - I compared the result of 'make installworld' between stock FreeBSD
and with MK_TOOLCHAIN=no removed, but I did not notice if it caused libllvm,
libclang to be built. Clang itself wouldn't be built, because the compat32
stage does nothing with bin/usr.bin etc.
The sanitizer runtimes are a bit of an interesting case. It seems they do
belong with MK_TOOLCHAIN, they really are a runtime component tied to the Clang
version in use.
Maybe we should not try to be too generic / "clean" here and just pass in a
COMPAT32 flag to the submakes, and have the individual Makefiles do the right
thing (skipping headers and all not-runtime-support libs)?
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