Question about llvm profile and games

[krumpf]

Hi all,
I'm getting curious about the llvm/clang profile, and how does it fare for games. I was wondering :
- does wine work well with modern (64 bits) games such as Cyberpunk2077, Witcher 3 nextgen, etc... ?
- does it work well with older (32 bits) games ? Like the first Deus Ex, Thief 1 & 2, etc... ?
- what about Linux native games ? For example, Necrodancer is linked to libstdc++.so.6, libgcc_s.so.1 and others. Would the game work on a llvm profile using musl and libc++ instead of glibc ?

[Ralphred]

[Naib]

my system is almost llvm compiled and some llvm release in the past caused major issues with STEAM games. unfortunate but it is why started using flatpak since it resolves this conflict
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