The current JIT compiler, as of version 1.2.5, runs clang as an independent program with IR input. As an alternative, it could instead produce C source code, to be compiled by the host's C compiler. This would make JIT compilation possible on platforms where clang is not supported.
The current JIT compiler, as of version 1.2.5, runs clang as an independent program with IR input. As an alternative, it could instead produce C source code, to be compiled by the host's C compiler. This would make JIT compilation possible on platforms where clang is not supported.
All it would take is a replacement for
jit/genclang.cpp.