labath added a comment. I don't dispute the value of determinism, but it seems like there ought to be a way to achieve this with corrupting the build tree (which in itself is not very 'deterministic'). What if we had two copies of the framework in the build-tree? One pristine copy, which would only contain liblldb (and any stuff that cmake puts there by default), and then another one which would be used for running, and which would contain all of the manually added stuff (with the right rpaths and all). When installing, one would use the pristine copy as the source instead of the adulterated one.
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