Joseph Ferano
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A module's .ll is deleted by the build and the host's lives in a working directory named after the process rather than the module, so ten reloads in there is nothing left on disk that says what a given function was compiled from. The daemon owns the build and is the only thing that could have kept it, so it keeps it: one .ll beside each .so, and a table from function name to the last module that carried a body for it.
