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The requirement will never be satisfied; the test will never run. You need a regular expression of the form
target={{x86_64-.*-linux}}
here.But, it's probably better to remove the
target triple
clause from the IR, and add-triple=%itanium_target_triple
to thellc
command. Then you won't need a REQUIRES clause at all.Uh oh!
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@pogo59 Thanks very much for your feedback.
I tried your second suggestion:
-triple=%itanium_target_triple
butllc
raises the following error:I looked at other test cases and it seems that it is valid only for clang:
// RUN: %clang_cc1 -triple %itanium_abi_triple ....
Created a new PR using the REQUIRES with a regular expression: #116429