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Update jemalloc to 4.0.0 and LLVM to 3.7 #28173
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This is a rebase of our few small patches on top of the release of LLVM 3.7, picking up those last few bug fixes on the way up to 3.7!
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⌛ Testing commit 0e2ebc2 with merge 98f00a8... |
💔 Test failed - auto-win-gnu-32-nopt-t |
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This updates the jemalloc and LLVM submodules to the recently released 4.0.0 and 3.7 versions. There's no breakage on the LLVM side of things because we had already been tracking the 3.7 release branch for awhile and no breakage was introduced, and jemalloc apparently is stable enough that nothing broke!
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This updates the jemalloc and LLVM submodules to the recently released 4.0.0 and 3.7 versions. There's no breakage on the LLVM side of things because we had already been tracking the 3.7 release branch for awhile and no breakage was introduced, and jemalloc apparently is stable enough that nothing broke!
Ah I forgot to update the title, but due to the Windows failures I wanted to land the LLVM update separately from the jemalloc update, so this just landed LLVM 3.7, not jemalloc 4.0.0 |
Haven't updated jemalloc in awhile and they just released a new version, and this also includes the upstream changes to support platforms like openbsd and bitrig. Follow up to #28173 which includes jemalloc (to debug on the windows builders)
This updates the jemalloc and LLVM submodules to the recently released 4.0.0 and 3.7 versions. There's no breakage on the LLVM side of things because we had already been tracking the 3.7 release branch for awhile and no breakage was introduced, and jemalloc apparently is stable enough that nothing broke!