Exit with code 101 on fatal codegen errors #55023
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LGTM, but I don't have bors privileges. |
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@bors: r=cuviper |
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Exit with code 101 on fatal codegen errors Fixes #54992. This PR installs a custom fatal error handler that prints the error from LLVM and exits with 101. There should be no visible change in the output from LLVM. This allows distinguishing a fatal LLVM error with a compilation error by exit code. This PR also modifies the LLVM codegen backend to ICE instead of emitting a fatal error when encountering a LLVM worker thread panic for the same reason. r? @cuviper
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Fixes #54992.
This PR installs a custom fatal error handler that prints the error from LLVM and exits with 101. There should be no visible change in the output from LLVM. This allows distinguishing a fatal LLVM error with a compilation error by exit code.
This PR also modifies the LLVM codegen backend to ICE instead of emitting a fatal error when encountering a LLVM worker thread panic for the same reason.
r? @cuviper