This results in a manpage with the filename tblgen Family.1 which quite odd.

This seems to replace D77333

• clang-format patched lines.

Doing a bit of naive digging suggests to me that putting this section inside an

if (NOT CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR STREQUAL  ".")

might do the trick.

The generator is Ninja. @emaste may know of a buildbot. Note that this is an install failure so I'm not sure if buildbots will catch it.

This is broken in a FreeBSD install.

In D7104#1596416, @emaste wrote:

@brooks, @arichardson do we still want to pursue this?

See also: D51859

Also broke the FreeBSD build:

I do think we should make this change, but don't have a strong opinion on the timing. If we do it for 12 and not 13 then we should probably try to get it into a 6.0.2.

• Correct whitespace.

I've received multiple reports of this issue from FreeBSD ports users, but have never encountered it myself. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=227460

Adding Alex as he made some related changes to CHERI Clang recently https://github.com/CTSRD-CHERI/clang/commit/3a648766deabb4ff7f95862213c3c99e7223363c.

I may just not understand how render() works, but I tried it and it didn't seem to work to replace

Remove a spurious -mcpu from the test case.

In D9114#181178, @dim wrote:

In D9114#181174, @brooks wrote:

Even if this patch is incomplete with regards to the assembler, it is both necessary and sufficient to build and link programs with the current FreeBSD build system. It follows gcc's long established behavior as a linker and is harmless to other consumers so why not commit it?

Sure, but maybe -G for the linker is not completely useful, if the assembler also doesn't use it?

Even if this patch is incomplete with regards to the assembler, it is both necessary and sufficient to build and link programs with the current FreeBSD build system. It follows gcc's long established behavior as a linker and is harmless to other consumers so why not commit it?

Add cfe-commits per message

Add a test for not passing -G0 when it isn't an argument.