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Another workaround for LLVM bug 11663 #31
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Apply the same workaround from pull request rust-lang#30 for __sparcv9 (the definition used on Solaris for sparc 64-bit) for LLVM Bug 11663 to prevent inifnite recursion in __c?zdi2().
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Thanks! cc @japaric (for rust-lang-nursery/compiler-builtins) |
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Apply the same workaround from pull request #30 for __sparcv9 (the definition used on Solaris for sparc 64-bit) for LLVM Bug 11663 to prevent inifnite recursion in __c?zdi2().
This allows 64-bit sparc rust executables to work as expected on Solaris.