fix: use Ubuntu 20.04 container for x86_64 Linux builds#20
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Proposal(release): Include bundled LLVM/Clang toolchain for standalone distribution
goplus/llgo#1251
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part of goplus/llgo#1265
This PR successfully resolves the GLIBC compatibility issues by using Ubuntu 20.04 container for x86_64 Linux builds.
Problem Solved
Previously, LLVM libraries built on Ubuntu 22.04 contained newer GLIBC symbols (2.33+) that caused linking errors:
Solution
Build Verification
Successfully built and tested the LLGo compiler with the new LLVM libraries:
Compatibility Improvement
The generated LLVM libraries now use older, more compatible GLIBC symbols:
ubuntu use this clang success
https://github.com/goplus/espressif-llvm-project-prebuilt/actions/runs/17471000739/artifacts/3930493964
root@ubuntu24-llgo-homebrew-v1-0:~/llgo/_demo/hello# /root/llgo/bin/esp-llgo run hello.go hello world by println hello world by fmt.Println Hello world by c.Printf