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Re: Mars2 on Mac OS X: LLVM with clang (Mac OS X) not available? [message #1728974 is a reply to message #1728941] |
Fri, 08 April 2016 18:54 |
Uri Blumenthal Messages: 2 Registered: April 2016 |
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I would be happy to help testing it. But if this (LLVM) toolchain is lacking resources (i.e., authors are too busy to properly maintain it), that of course is a different story.
The fact is, on my Mac there are several compilers: native Xcode (clang and gcc - and I'd rather not use this gcc), and Macports-installed (gcc-5.3 and clang-3.7). The main difference between them is - they shine at different things, but require different flags.
As I see, MacOS GCC toolchain uses gcc/g++ (the one supplied by Xcode). To me it's the worst of these two worlds. I can manually change the compiler, linker, etc. (and it is simple enough), but I don't remember all the flags that LLVM toolchain uses for LLVM (such as --emit-llvm).
Is it practical to get the LLVM toolchain debugged? Or I shouldn't waste my (and others') time, and just reconfigure MacOS GCC toolchain?
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