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Build embind/fetch/etc as system libraries rather than compile-on-demand during linking #8817
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ping @sbc100 about this regression |
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This is partial revert of #8817. It turns out that all users of bind.h have to agree on -fno-rtti. In particular if a user passed -fno-rtti to build their code the bind.cpp needs to be compiled with the same settings. Perhaps we can find a way to avoid this in the future but for now it looks like we are stuck compiling bind.cpp on demand at link time. Fixes: #9122
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This is partial revert of #8817. It turns out that all users of bind.h have to agree on -fno-rtti. In particular if a user passed -fno-rtti to build their code the bind.cpp needs to be compiled with the same settings. Perhaps we can find a way to avoid this in the future but for now it looks like we are stuck compiling bind.cpp on demand at link time. Fixes: #9122
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This means that we can build it in advance and cache it and avoids
needing to pass compile flags at link time.
Internally at google we separate the compilation and linking phases such
that the compiler isn't even necessarily available during linking.