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  • 926a9f6d · upgpkg: 1:1.28-3, python 3.13 rebuild
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  • cb737f87 · upgpkg: 1:1.27-3: Rebuild for Python 3.13
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closed issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole
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  • 50522114 · 1:1.27-2: Cherry-pick fixes for Clang
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commented on issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole

Yes, you are right. Ive picked both into our branch....

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commented on issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole

If we want to support kernel builds with Clang, we also need https://lore.kernel.org/dwarves/ZnGZ71a4E29kPrvS@x1

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opened issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole
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commented on issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole

@gromit...

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commented on issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole

Also reported on lkml and bisected: https://lore.kernel.org/all/20240613214019.GA1423015@thelio-3990X/

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commented on issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole

I have forwarded the issue to the Clangbuiltlinux community.

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commented on issue #1 "Upgrade from 1.26-2 to 1.27-1 breaks kernel compilation" at Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / pahole

The amount of commits is also not too big between the two versions, maybe you can also narrow it down by doing a bisection 🤔...