Fix compiling LLVM16, revert unneeded patches #2
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This reverts commit 53a5f37.
Co-authored-by: Ruben De Smet <ruben.de.smet@rubdos.be>
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Superseded by sailfishos#6 |
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With these patches I'm able to compile LLVM in Sailfish SDK Sailfish OS 4.6 build target, and a patched Rust 1.75 in Platform SDK chroot (the old hanging issue still exists as per writing this).
N.B. Building Whisperfish with said rebuilt Rust 1.75 still fails, but pushing this forward anyway. Perhaps we should consider updating Rust again?