Hi Wim,
I'm saying to _remove_ the `-stdlib=libc++` that's currently there.
Yes and I expect it to work. But I wrote the pip, and ideally, I get that
fixed to allow what Tobias is doing. B/c if the '-stdlib=libc++' is
removed,
the build system will not pick it up either (it's off by default). But the
option exists, so if someone wanted libc++ for whatever purpose, it seems
reasonable enough to support it.
FreeBSD is fully a clang/libc++ system (both kernel and userland), and
it would be very nice to support it=)
However, my problem right now is: I cannot get the basic example working
on my desktop (Ubuntu 16.04) with any toolchain:
1. gcc 5 / libstdc++
2. gcc 4.9 / libstdc++
3. clang / libc++
4. clang / libstdc++
1/3/4 fails building cppy.
2 builds cppyy, but the example bails out.
So I am stuck =(
What toolchain/system are you using? Do you have a Docker image that works?
Cheers,
/Tobias
Best regards,
Wim
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