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Upgrade LLVM toolchain version so it does not depend on libtinfo.so.5 - #446
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@mikex-oss are you able to see the logs? |
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Maybe we should also use the hermetic toolchain like in XLS and OpenROAD |
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Yes, I discussed this with @mikesinouye as the proper solution but I was worried about heading down a rabbit hole there. |
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Currently building bazel_rules_hdl locally on Debian Linux gives me an error:
This seems to be because modern Linux distributions ship with ncurses 6 (libtinfo.so.6) by default.
This updates LLVM to a more modern version that depends on libtinfo.so.6.