> On my Debian GNU/Linux amd64 system I currently have the following
> llvm-related packages installed:
>
> clang-3.8
> clang-3.8-doc
> libclang-common-3.8-dev
> libclang1-3.6
> libclang1-3.8
> libllvm3.6v5
> libllvm3.7
> libllvm3.7:i386
> libllvm3.8
> libllvm3.8:i386
> llvm-3.8
> llvm-3.8-dev
> llvm-3.8-doc
> llvm-3.8-runtime
>
> All the 3.8 stuff is 3.8.1 There are no other LLVM bits installed (I run
> the cfe fork and the cbe from where I built them, didn't install them).


The cfe source code is definitely in a mixed up state.  Some of the source code 
requires definitions from 3.9.1 and some from 3.8.1 so the author(s) have 
probably been compiling against something in between.  I don't think it's 
possible to build alongside llvm which is what I was trying to do.  I will try 
again to build against a separately installed llvm 3.8.1 as you did.  I think 
maybe the linker would not catch some of the errors I saw while building from 
3.8.1 source.

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