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 As been talked in my last article, 
 [How To Install and Configure Spack -- The HPC Package Manager]
-({% post_url 2024-07-03-Install-Sapck-The-HPC-Package-Manager %}), Spack is designed to resolve this type of dependencies and toolchains building problem on multiple platforms. Though it totally doable to build up LLVM by following its [documentations](https://llvm.org/docs/GettingStarted.html#getting-the-source-code-and-building-llvm) and configuring the CMake, it's still **way more easier** for most users to just use the almost automated building tool. In this article, I will go how to use Spack to easily and correctly build and install LLVM.
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+({% post_url 2024-07-03-Install-Sapck-The-HPC-Package-Manager | absolute_url %}), Spack is designed to resolve this type of dependencies and toolchains building problem on multiple platforms. Though it totally doable to build up LLVM by following its [documentations](https://llvm.org/docs/GettingStarted.html#getting-the-source-code-and-building-llvm) and configuring the CMake, it's still **way more easier** for most users to just use the almost automated building tool. In this article, I will go how to use Spack to easily and correctly build and install LLVM.
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