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No. The Slang compiler itself is not built on the LLVM tech stack, and does not depend on LLVM.
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If you are using Slang to generate textual or SPIRV code, no LLVM binaries are required. If you are using Slang to produce standalone executables or dynamically linked
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libraries, then a prebuilt LLVM wrapper library called `slang-llvm` is required.
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#### What's the distribution size of Slang?
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The Slang compiler binary is around 5-10 MB depending on build configuration and target architecture.
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List of Slang Features with their stableness/matureness.
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#### [Frequently Asked Questions](/docs/faq)
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Answers to a list of frequently asked questions.
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## Articles
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## Frequently Asked Questions
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#### Does Slang use LLVM?
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No. The Slang compiler itself is not built on the LLVM tech stack, and does not depend on LLVM.
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If you are using Slang to generate textual or SPIRV code, no LLVM binaries are required. If you are using Slang to produce standalone executables or dynamically linked
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libraries, then a prebuilt LLVM wrapper library called `slang-llvm` is required.
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#### What's the distribution size of Slang?
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The Slang compiler binary is around 5-10 MB depending on build configuration and target architecture.
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