> 1. You can built it with whatever optimization flags you want. I just have > debug stuff on because the performance of that code doesn't affect overall > performance and I want debug info. If you want it to be smaller then go > ahead.
Ok, I did that and it works. > 2. Terra doesn't fully work on 32 bit machines (there is some calling > convension stuff in LLVM that must be implemented). So I have never > officially supported it or added debug support. I do plan to get to it and > its debugging support eventually, but I'll probably get to 32-bit ARM before > 32-bit x86. I see. Could you give me some hints about where in the code that is? Maybe I could help with that. Is the stuff missing from LLVM itself or from terra? > 3. I don't know how to do that on OSX or windows. If you figure it out let > me know, as I will probably repackage libterra.a that way by default. I haven't found a way. `libtool -static` (or unpacking llvm with `ar -x` and packing it back - same thing) doesn't work because there are .cpp (and thus .o) files with the same name in different subprojects. I'm not sure that packing .a files within .a files is even supported at all on OSX, so I gave up on that. _______________________________________________ terralang mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/terralang
