I have built a shared library by Emscripten, now I want to transfer it into an shared library by LLVM. Can it come true? And how? -e.g, I had compiled the xmllib2 by Emscripten emconfigure ./configure, emmake make. And it built a libxml2.so under ../.libs, now for some reason I want to transfer this .so file into a LLVM .so file. But I have no idea how to implement it.
I have built a shared library by Emscripten, now I want to transfer it into an shared library by LLVM.
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There is no shared library in LLVM. And only partly in Emscripten. So you should rather open your
libxml2.so(with a binary editor), and see whether it starts withBC, meaning it is a LLVM bitcode file.If it does, you already have a LLVM static library and can use it like this in LLVM.