Dear developers,
I’m working with a JIT subsystem, based on LLVM/clang, and the JIT-ted code is used in a huge MSVC application.
The results so far are promising, as LLVM is a very stable, optimized library.
However, up to now we’re restricted to a minor subset of C++, since many C++ features (like exceptions or RTTI) demand functions and classes that belong to LLVM runtime library, that’s usually not appended to the JIT-ted code used in my application.
Since I’m the JIT-ted code is hosted in an MSVC application, that (obviously) uses MSVC runtime, I’ve been considering to create a tiny little subset of LLVM runtime that would be linked to the application, to offer only what the JIT-ted code demands of it.
My questions are:
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do the creation of a minimal subset of LLVM runtime look feasible for you, LLVM developers and power users ?
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has this been tried before ?
All the best,
Hilton