[libclc] Remove use of symlinks #125069
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[libclc] Remove use of symlinks #125069
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Symlinks are problematic on some systems. They aren't strictly necessary as we already have build infrastructure to 'alias' multiple targets' source directories together, as nvptx/nvptx64 has been doing. Fixes llvm#114413
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Symlinks are problematic on some systems. They aren't strictly necessary as we already have build infrastructure to 'alias' multiple targets' source directories together, as nvptx/nvptx64 has been doing.
This commit takes the opportunity to merge together the spirv and spirv64 directories through the same system as they were identical.
Fixes #114413