llvm-py submodule

[jaberg]

PR adds an llvm-py submodule, https submodule addressing (more firewall-friendly) and updates the README to match.

[jaberg]

This looks like a duplicate of a PR by @twiecki.

Also, sorry for bundling the the DUP_TOPX and ROT_THREE patch here, I did git wrong.

[twiecki]

Yeah, I posted mine before I saw yours. Including llvm-py as a submodule is a little bit more user friendly so I think this here is better.

[jriehl]

I'm inclined to reject this, but I'm not fully fluent with git yet. What does having a submodule buy us versus an installation dependency? What happens if a user already has the llvm-py package installed?

[teoliphant]

I think we need to reject this. llvmpy is a dependency.

-Travis

On Aug 13, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Jon Riehl wrote:

I'm inclined to reject this, but I'm not fully fluent with git yet. What does having a submodule buy us versus an installation dependency? What happens if a user already has the llvm-py package installed?

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[ilanschnell]

I agree, llvmpy is a dependency, not a subproject.

[jriehl]

Thanks for the comments. Closing.