Enzyme build helper

Goal

This repository will build enzyme/llvm/clang/rustc in the right configuration such that you can use it in combination with oxide-enzyme.

Requirements

• git
• ninja
• cmake
• libssl-dev
• libclang-dev
• Rust (rustup) with an installed nightly toolchain
• ~10GB free storage in $HOME/.cache

Usage

Build LLVM, the Rust toolchain and Enzyme with

cargo install enzyme && enzyme-install --rust-stable --enzyme-stable

Depending on your CPU this might take a few hours.
The build process will run enzyme tests, so your last output should look similar to these lines:

Testing Time: 0.63s
Passed : 576
Expectedly Failed: 5

Release schedule:

We will automatically release a new version of this crate every time either a new Rust, or Enzyme version is published. If you want to experiment with upcomming or local changes you can also use --enzyme-head or --enzyme-local <Path> (same goes for the Rust flag).

Extras

• Q: It fails some (all) tests or the build breaks even earlier. Help?
• A: Sorry. Please create a github issue with relevant information (OS, error message) here or open a topic on our Discourse. As an alternative you can also ping us on Discord.
   
• Q: How often do I have to run this? It takes quite a while..
• A: We are aware of this and working on offering pre-build versions.

License

Dual-licensed to be compatible with the Rust project.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 or the MIT license http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT, at your option. This file may not be copied, modified, or distributed except according to those terms.