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Since the NDK has switched to clang, surely it would be better for Termux to use compiler-rt instead? Maybe it's worth trying to compile several packages with compiler-rt and see if anything breaks.
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Note that the NDK hasn't switched to compiler-rt yet (but probably plans to): android/ndk#294
The easiest way would be to wait for the NDK to start using compiler-rt and use it in Termux, just like libgcc is now, but for now we could look into packaging it ourselves.
You can probably close this. This isn't a detail that NDK users should have to think about. We'll make the switch inside the NDK and it will make its way downstream to you.
We've already switched to libc++ too, so Termux precedes the NDK. At the very least, we could provide an optional compiler-rt package, that users could choose to rely on in place of the libgcc package that clang automatically pulls in.
Since the NDK has switched to clang, surely it would be better for Termux to use compiler-rt instead? Maybe it's worth trying to compile several packages with compiler-rt and see if anything breaks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: