[docs] Add Interim Guidance for LTO#11
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Assembly includes in LLVM are still not working with LTO. In the meantime, this discusses how to use the described approach with LTO, by using global asm blocks. Signed-off-by: Sam Elliott <aelliott@qti.qualcomm.com>
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| with `\` as they are now in C string literals. | ||
| - These macros can now be used after a regular C/C++-style `#include`. | ||
| - Instruction definitions can be deduplicated using C preprocessor macros which | ||
| produce C string literals. |
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We discussed about exemplifying the first 2 bullets, and adding an example or remove the third bullet. It can be done in a future patch.
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Assembly includes in LLVM are still not working with LTO. In the meantime, this discusses how to use the described approach with LTO, by using global asm blocks.