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Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> wrote:On 2024-02-19, Louis Epstein <le@main.lekno.ws> wrote:
Over time, there's a tendency to accumulate llvm versions on your>
system that aren't actually used for anything any longer.
Hm,looks like llvm12 is now gone.
I have llvm13-13.0.1_7 and llvm15-15.0.7_10 in place.
My low-effort approach is this: When I see that the llvm ports will
be rebuilt anyway, I deinstall them. The ones actually required
as dependencies will come back, at no extra compile cost.
I have upgraded the base OS to 13.2-RELEASE-p10.
>
Would llvm versions past 15 work?
Work for what?
If a certain port has a fixed dependency on a particular llvm version
then having newer llvm versions installed doesn't affect this. For
instance, Firefox and Mesa require llvm15 at the moment.
I have them running,I assume at some point they switched to it
from llvm13.
Grepping for LLVM_VERSION over the ports tree shows that for all
llvm versions from 11 to 16, there's at least one port that wants
this particular version.
I suppose nothing I have installed wants 16,or 16 would be added.
Well,last night I tried deleting llvm12 and got back a message
indicating that it wasn't there (normally I'd get a message
indicating what would be deleted along with it,if I recall
previous attempts correctly).
...and when I next launched X,I found it failed via segmentation
fault when I tried launching Seamonkey (I run Seamonkey,which is
no longer in the ports tree to my annoyance,for legacy reasons).
And I tried putting llvm12 back but now X won't launch at all
(first fails pointed to xorg.3.log and recent to xorg.0.log).
I can't think of anything else I did that would have made X
stop working but I'm doing a new synth prepare-system,will
see what results.
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