Roll back to pre mmap in llvm backend (0.1.103) #4713
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This reverts commit 5f79fb3. * Update to LLVM backend (introducing a new proof event) * Adaptation of pyk code for proof events and test expectations
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This rolls back the LLVM backend dependency to 0.1.105, to work around problems with the new thread-local
mmapmemory management.It also rolls back a change that introduced the new
LLVMFunctionExitEventin pyk (to cater for its addition in LLVM backend), which is in the first commit of this branch (tagadded-llvm-function-exit, to retain the commit for later re-addition).