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[CLI] error on not finding symbol #38994
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I've added some preprocessor trickery to export It would appear that @vtjnash what do you think? |
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Also removes some excess exports that are not in julia.h, including intrinsics and the unused `jl_cpuid` function (only defined on Intel processors).
Also removes some excess exports that are not in julia.h, including intrinsics and the unused `jl_cpuid` function (only defined on Intel processors).
This sanity check was attempted in #38994, but dlsym is often also okay with finding the trampoline, so we want to also check that it does not use that to resolve the trampoline ad infinitum.
Also removes some excess exports that are not in julia.h, including intrinsics and the unused `jl_cpuid` function (only defined on Intel processors).
This sanity check was attempted in #38994, but dlsym is often also okay with finding the trampoline, so we want to also check that it does not use that to resolve the trampoline ad infinitum.
This sanity check was attempted in JuliaLang#38994, but dlsym is often also okay with finding the trampoline, so we want to also check that it does not use that to resolve the trampoline ad infinitum.
Also removes some excess exports that are not in julia.h, including intrinsics and the unused `jl_cpuid` function (only defined on Intel processors).
This sanity check was attempted in JuliaLang#38994, but dlsym is often also okay with finding the trampoline, so we want to also check that it does not use that to resolve the trampoline ad infinitum.
From #38980, adds a verification when the CLI can't find a symbol.
Currently doesn't work since:
is only exported on x86.