[ATfE] Remove absolute build directory path from libraries#859
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Some library files use macros like __FILE__ which add the absolute build directory path to the binary. To make the builds more reproducible and easier to compare (especially for FuSa purposes) this patch reuses LLVM option LLVM_USE_RELATIVE_PATHS_IN_FILES to remove the absolute paths. LLVM options itself does not apply to libraries, thus a local implementation for it is needed.
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Some library files use macros like
__FILE__which add the absolute build directory path to the binary. To make the builds more reproducible and easier to compare (especially for FuSa purposes) this patch reuses LLVM option LLVM_USE_RELATIVE_PATHS_IN_FILES to remove the absolute paths.LLVM options itself does not apply to libraries, thus a local implementation for it is needed.