That's strange. I just tried `which clang` and it came back with
'/opt/local/bin/clang'. I also tried running `port contents llvm` and it listed
'/opt/local/bin/clang' among other things as well.I had older clang installed
from version 2.6_2 and 2.7_2 and recently upgraded it to 2.8_0.Here's what I
get when I run:`port installed | grep llvm` llvm @2.6_2 llvm @2.7_2 llvm
@2.8_0+clang (active)
Strange part is that older versions do not have any variants listed
(+clang) and when I upgraded to version 2.8, it appears like it picked up clang
variant (which is not listed if you run `port info llvm`) automatically.You can
try installing the older version of llvm but you may also want to hear from the
maintainers first.
-- Takashi YoshidaSent with Sparrow
On Wednesday, October 13, 2010 at 5:12 AM, Boris Dušek wrote:
Hello,I installed the llvm port with version 2.8, but `clang'
command is notincluded. I don't know if it was ever included in previous
versions. There isno variant of llvm that would indicate turning clang on,
neither is there aport with name clang. Is there any way to get clang from this
or another port?Best regards,Boris
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