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Packages new clang-offload-packager and clang-pseudo tools. Also fixes alphabetical sorting of clang-tools binaries.
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This updates LLVM to the latest LLVM 15. LLVM 15 is the current minimum LLVM version for the current stable Rust release, and should not conflict with any current Jolla-compiled software. I am currently building this on a 4.5 platform SDK. i486 built fine, currently building armv7hl, and will test aarch64 thereafter.
I will submit separate patches for:
The intention is that Jolla may merge whichever and whenever they see fit, such that Whisperfish can lag ahead with Rust versions, while still contributing and staying ahead of the process with Rust updates.
Let's see how far I can get this.
Good resources:
LLVM version map: