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Trans should use LLVM in a threadsafe fashion #6511
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…=graydon This is a reopening of #6570, and almost fixes #6511. Note that this doesn't actually enable building a threadsafe LLVM, because that will require an LLVM rebuild which will be bundled with the upgrades in #6713. What this does do, however, is removes all thread-unsafe usage of LLVM from the compiler.
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…=graydon This is a reopening of #6570, and almost fixes #6511. Note that this doesn't actually enable building a threadsafe LLVM, because that will require an LLVM rebuild which will be bundled with the upgrades in #6713. What this does do, however, is removes all thread-unsafe usage of LLVM from the compiler.
Closing in favor of #7071 |
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…-by-byte-size, r=flip1995 size_of_in_element_count: Disable lint on division by byte-size Fixes rust-lang#6511 It is fairly common to divide some length in bytes by the byte-size of a single element before creating a `from_raw_parts` slice or similar operation. This lint would erroneously disallow such expressions. Just in case, instead of simply disabling this lint in the RHS of a division, keep track of the inversion and enable it again on recursive division. --- changelog: Do not trigger size_of_in_element_count when dividing by element size
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I recently wrote some unit tests for
rusti
, and because unit tests are by default run in parallel, it exercised the trans stage of the compiler in parallel. Things quickly fell apart and this never worked.It would be nice to be able to invoke the compiler in parallel from within one process. This may just entail throwing a huge lock around trans for now, but it would also be awesome to use LLVM in a threadsafe way
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