https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=406842
--- Comment #3 from Lukas Kahnert <openproggerfr...@gmail.com> --- Modules TS syntax itself is finished AFAIK. clang recently also enabled the -fmodules-ts flag implicitly if -std=c++2a is used. On clang 8.0 it's still unstable and segfaults in some use-cases, but with the C++20 release this situation will be better in the future. Currently converting header files to the Modules TS syntax and additional compile flags works. I try to make a small project and post the link here asap. I would also provide some additional info how modules are compiled under clang. Sadly the docs talk mostly about clang-exclusive modules which differ from C++20: Under clang c++ modules are source files(*.cppm), which can also provide declarations and in this case work like header files too. The source file, which imports a module, needs the path to a module interface unit(*.pcm), which provides the required declarations for compilation. A module interface unit is very similar to precompiled headers but with the difference that clang take only the declarations that are marked as 'export' and precompiles them as *.pcm file. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
