LLVM BC as library
Void-995
void995 at gmail.com
Sun Oct 8 12:12:10 UTC 2017
On Sunday, 8 October 2017 at 11:57:01 UTC, kinke wrote:
> On Sunday, 8 October 2017 at 10:30:22 UTC, Void-995 wrote:
>> Some time ago I was able to compile simple library into BC
>> (pure C) and load it with my application and use across
>> different operating systems with re-compilation having those
>> external code running in a sandbox.
>>
>> How much difficult it would be to try with D? Means
>> application is in C++ and I want to load BC made from D code?
>>
>> The idea itself comes from something like sandboxed Quake 3
>> QVM and used for game logic, it's pretty easy to replicate
>> that behavior with C/C++ with LLVM BC. I wonder how much pain
>> it would be to make that with D instead.
>
> Compiling to LLVM bitcode with LDC is as simple as adding
> `-output-bc` to the command line. If you depend on the runtime
> library (druntime) and standard library (Phobos), you should be
> able to compile them to bitcode libraries by compiling LDC
> yourself using CMake option BUILD_BC_LIBS=ON.
I think second part was most important information, thank you.
Can I build Phobos partly (or just runtime)? I would like to
expose my own API for file system, for example, meaning
restricting usage of built-in IO, same goes for allocations.
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