Hi David,
I think I've uncovered the source of confusion. If you have the full XCode
application installed then the headers are buried inside the app under
lib/c++/v1; if you have only the CommandLineTools installed, then the headers
are under include/c++/v1. So checking based on $darwin_vers i
Hi John,
>>> 1) change line 131 of llvm34.info from
>>> if test "$darwin_vers" -ge 11
>>> to
>>> if test "$darwin_vers" -ge 11 -a "$darwin_vers" -lt 14
>>
>> Does that mean that the libc++ headers are once again in /usr/include?
>> Or did you sudo add a symlink to make it work?
>> Is there any
On Aug 26, 2014, at 5:36 PM, David Fang wrote:
> Hi John,
> Great to hear!
>
>> I've been working with David Fang to get the clang34/llvm34 compiler suite
>> to build under Yosemite Public Beta. Thanks to a recent patch by Jack
>> Howarth (languages/llvm34-openmp-cmake.patch; 2014-08-15)
Hi John,
Great to hear!
> I've been working with David Fang to get the clang34/llvm34 compiler
> suite to build under Yosemite Public Beta. Thanks to a recent patch by
> Jack Howarth (languages/llvm34-openmp-cmake.patch; 2014-08-15) these
> large packages now build, once a couple of wor
Dear Fink Developers,
I've been working with David Fang to get the clang34/llvm34 compiler suite to
build under Yosemite Public Beta. Thanks to a recent patch by Jack Howarth
(languages/llvm34-openmp-cmake.patch; 2014-08-15) these large packages now
build, once a couple of workarounds are put i
