Replace use of llvm-mc with clang #131
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…tory & hipDeviceSetMemPool during stream capture. (#131)
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Imported to ROCm/rocm-systems#633 |
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We currently use llvm-mc which is intended for internal testing and not expected to be present in every installation.
This patch changes that to just use clang instead to get the .o.
Ref: llvm/llvm-project#112041 llvm/llvm-project#112031