[Bug 2141701] [NEW] Please remove llvm-toolchain-14 for Resolute

[Karl Smeltzer]

Public bug reported:

I'd like to drop version 14 of LLVM going into Resolute, to reduce the
maintenance burden for the LTS release. Reverse dependencies are listed
below, but there are some caveats:

- The Intel packages (libigc*) will switch to using a vendored LLVM 14 until they are able to be forward ported.
- The OpenCL packages are just there to support user of LLVM 14, and more recent versions already exist, so dropping those should not be problematic.
- nvidia-cuda-toolkit only lists clang-14 as one option for a C++ compiler, but also supports clang-17 which would remain in the archive.


Reverse-Depends
===============
* ikos                          (for clang-14)
* libigc-tools [amd64 amd64v3]
* libigc1 [amd64 amd64v3]       (for libllvm14t64)
* libigc2 [amd64 amd64v3]       (for libllvm14t64)
* libigdfcl1 [amd64 amd64v3]    (for libllvm14t64)
* libigdfcl2 [amd64 amd64v3]    (for libllvm14t64)
* libllvmspirvlib14             (for libllvm14t64)
* libopencl-clang14             (for libclang-cpp14t64)
* libopencl-clang14             (for libllvm14t64)
* libopenvdb-ax-tools           (for libllvm14t64)
* libopenvdb-ax10.0t64          (for libllvm14t64)
* llvm-spirv-14                 (for libllvm14t64)
* nvidia-cuda-toolkit [amd64 amd64v3 arm64 ppc64el]

Reverse-Recommends
==================
* libmkl-dev [amd64 amd64v3]    (for libomp-14-dev)
* libmkl-rt [amd64 amd64v3]     (for libomp-14-dev)

** Affects: llvm-toolchain-14 (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Please remove llvm-toolchain-14 for Resolute

Status in llvm-toolchain-14 package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I'd like to drop version 14 of LLVM going into Resolute, to reduce the
  maintenance burden for the LTS release. Reverse dependencies are
  listed below, but there are some caveats:

  - The Intel packages (libigc*) will switch to using a vendored LLVM 14 until they are able to be forward ported.
  - The OpenCL packages are just there to support user of LLVM 14, and more recent versions already exist, so dropping those should not be problematic.
  - nvidia-cuda-toolkit only lists clang-14 as one option for a C++ compiler, but also supports clang-17 which would remain in the archive.

  
  Reverse-Depends
  ===============
  * ikos                          (for clang-14)
  * libigc-tools [amd64 amd64v3]
  * libigc1 [amd64 amd64v3]       (for libllvm14t64)
  * libigc2 [amd64 amd64v3]       (for libllvm14t64)
  * libigdfcl1 [amd64 amd64v3]    (for libllvm14t64)
  * libigdfcl2 [amd64 amd64v3]    (for libllvm14t64)
  * libllvmspirvlib14             (for libllvm14t64)
  * libopencl-clang14             (for libclang-cpp14t64)
  * libopencl-clang14             (for libllvm14t64)
  * libopenvdb-ax-tools           (for libllvm14t64)
  * libopenvdb-ax10.0t64          (for libllvm14t64)
  * llvm-spirv-14                 (for libllvm14t64)
  * nvidia-cuda-toolkit [amd64 amd64v3 arm64 ppc64el]

  Reverse-Recommends
  ==================
  * libmkl-dev [amd64 amd64v3]    (for libomp-14-dev)
  * libmkl-rt [amd64 amd64v3]     (for libomp-14-dev)

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