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Update to include support for LLVM versions 11 and 12. #624

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@kquick kquick changed the title Allow MacOS builds to fail (temporarily) Update to include support for LLVM versions 11 and 12. Jan 26, 2021
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kquick commented Jan 27, 2021

The update to the llvm-pretty and llvm-pretty-bc-parser now cause the MacOS tests (running Clang 11) to run further.

The single test failure is presumably not a crucible issue but a behavior difference in output flushing introduced in LLVM 11? [I can get the same failure under Linux using Clang/LLVM 11 there as well.] If that is the case, the expected test results can be most easily parameterized for LLVM version in pending PR #618.

I therefore recommend merging this PR as an improvement and addressing the difference in expected test output via PR #618.

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This seems like an improvement, and I agree that we can make further progress on the output flushing issue as part of a separate PR. Thanks!

@kquick kquick merged commit 119c6ec into master Jan 28, 2021
@kquick kquick deleted the cruxllvm-mac branch January 28, 2021 21:52
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