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The situation that required symbol versions on the LLVM shared library can also happen for clang-cpp, although it is less common: different tools require different versions of the library, and through transitive dependencies a process ends up with multiple copies of clang-cpp. This causes havoc with ELF, because calls meant to go one version of the library end up with another. I've also considered introducing a symbol version globally, but for example the clang (C) library and other targets outside of LLVM/Clang, e.g. libc++, would not want that. So it's probably best if we keep it to those libraries.
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@LLVM_SHLIB_SYMBOL_VERSION@ { global: *; };
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