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Sorry I was not very clear about how to reproduce. Here is the easiest way to reproduce the error with docker
using the latest gcc
image:
$ docker run -it gcc:latest bash
// the commands below run inside the container
$ git clone https://github.com/llvm/clangir/ --depth 1
$ apt update && apt install cmake ninja-build -y
$ cd clangir
$ mkdir build
$ cmake ../llvm -GNinja -DLLVM_TARGETS_TO_BUILD="host" -DLLVM_ENABLE_ASSERTIONS=ON -DLLVM_ENABLE_PROJECTS="clang;mlir;cir" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
$ ninja clang
I have tried it on different Linux machines (I doubt it matters but just in case), and they all have the same linker error. Note that if I use Release
mode, the code compiles fine.
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Hi @Kuree, thanks for reporting this, I think I know what's happening here, should have a fix later today.
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Do you have more info? I think undefined reference would be a linker error so doesn't seem related to the compiler. I just did clean builds on both Darwin and Linux and both passed check-clang-cir
.
Maybe try a clean build? We've had issues with stale td generated files over time, could just be another instance of that .
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Should be fixed in [CIR][NFC] Fix linking problems saved_type::restore
Please re-open if it doesn't work.
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- Both `cir.const_struct` and `cir.const_array` should support `#cir.zero` HOT 1
- Create a common interface/trait for CIR global values
- LLVM install failure `clang/CIR/Dialect/IR/CIROpsEnums.h.inc: No such file or directory` HOT 3
- Move struct field name from callsite to type HOT 2
- Verification failure for recursive struct HOT 3
- Invalid lowering of for-loops HOT 2
- Lowering of nested break/continue in loops HOT 4
- Crash when lowering endless for loop HOT 4
- Revise usage of `const_struct` and `const_array` to enhance codegen parity
- Optimizations in clangir? HOT 5
- Differentiate between signed and unsigned types HOT 8
- Ambiguity between symbol visibility and linkage type in `cir.func` assembly format HOT 2
- Support for `Decl::PragmaComment` HOT 1
- Create custom CIR floating point types. HOT 5
- Create a custom CIR void type HOT 1
- Patch remaining undesired usages of MLIR's built-in integer type HOT 1
- Use readable representation for char types
- Harden operation constraints from AnyType to CIRType HOT 2
- Consider change cir.br block targets to have operands. HOT 1
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