This would be useful for controlling which parts of musl and libc++ get linked in. This may be as simple as showing an example script that calls system. Additionally, we might expose a function (llvm-link-musl "path/to/prog.bc" "path/to/linked.bc") that links in the distributed copy of musl without too much extra fuss.
This would be useful for controlling which parts of musl and libc++ get linked in. This may be as simple as showing an example script that calls
system
. Additionally, we might expose a function(llvm-link-musl "path/to/prog.bc" "path/to/linked.bc")
that links in the distributed copy of musl without too much extra fuss.