openbsd-ports/devel/llvm/distinfo

MD5 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = +lsXdGtPrV4eVsUtlkxVcg==
RMD160 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = dPol8UPHhIXluKaJK1P6muSri3U=
SHA1 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = Pox3pi4n3tCrM29aa84Obu50UAU=
SHA256 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = ewYT8pC5yqmxh8cAImRYDABo55XtmxQIRX4W3naQ0hI=
SIZE (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = 6560028
import llvm/clang. not heavily tested yet but there's been a lot of interest in the static analyser and it basically works, so put it in now and link to the build later. Low Level Virtual Machine (LLVM) is: - A compilation strategy designed to enable effective program optimization across the entire lifetime of a program. - A virtual instruction set. - A compiler infrastructure. - LLVM does not imply things that you would expect from a high-level virtual machine. It does not require garbage collection or run-time code generation. some parts from chl@ and the FreeBSD port. 2008-11-10 06:25:33 -05:00			`MD5 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = +lsXdGtPrV4eVsUtlkxVcg==`
			`RMD160 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = dPol8UPHhIXluKaJK1P6muSri3U=`
			`SHA1 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = Pox3pi4n3tCrM29aa84Obu50UAU=`
			`SHA256 (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = ewYT8pC5yqmxh8cAImRYDABo55XtmxQIRX4W3naQ0hI=`
			`SIZE (llvm-2.4.snap20081105.tar.bz2) = 6560028`