Manfred Antar <[email protected]> writes: > I've done more research on this. Mac OSX has a patch so this will compile > with clang without errors. > This is probably the best for current as clang is default compiler. > This patch from OSX works on 11.0 current
Interesting. The patch is basically setting a compiler flag for version of the C++ standard that the file is assumed to meet. Given that I don't need such a patch to build the port with GCC *or* clang on my build machine which is running the latest 10.x, a test build on all of the supported platforms and versions would be a good idea before committing. The port's maintainer will be able to do that. > You have to remove USE_GCC line from Makefile > the patch patches configure.ac > so if you try to make without doing a autoconf in the src dir it will fail > so do make; it will fail; go to xtide src do autoconf; I think the normal syntax to have a port do that is USE_AUTOTOOLS= autoconf > then retry make, it will work. > you could make a patch to the new configure script and it will work fine. > Hope this all make some sense :) It does, but the still should get more testing to make sure it doesn't break other platforms or versions of FreeBSD. Be well. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-ports To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[email protected]"
