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Windows builds currently use external assembler for the sake of generating correct stack unwinding tables (see #8596). This, of course, slows down the build and also creates a dependency on the assembler tool.
Eventually it would be nice to figure out what's wrong with LLVM's integrated assembler, and switch back to using it.
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Now we have upgraded llvm which contains patches for arm unwind table generation.
Thus I think we can turn off the android-ndk assembly pass. I'll take look at it.
Windows builds currently use external assembler for the sake of generating correct stack unwinding tables (see #8596). This, of course, slows down the build and also creates a dependency on the assembler tool.
Eventually it would be nice to figure out what's wrong with LLVM's integrated assembler, and switch back to using it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: