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    SubjectRe: Very slow clang kernel config ..
    On Sun, May 2, 2021 at 10:55 AM Adrian Bunk <bunk@kernel.org> wrote:
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    > Are you happy about libclang.so being a shared library?

    Honestly, considering how I don't have any other package that I care
    about than clang itself, and how this seems to be a *huge* performance
    problem, then no.

    But you are still entirely avoiding the real issue: the Fedora rule
    that everything should be a shared library is simply bogus.

    Even if the llvm/clang maintainers decide that that is what they want,
    I know for a fact that that rule is completely the wrong thing in
    other situations where people did *not* want that.

    Can you please stop dancing around that issue, and just admit that the
    whole "you should always use shared libraries" is simply WRONG.

    Shared libraries really can have huge downsides, and the blind "shared
    libraries are good" standpoint is just wrong.

    Linus

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