What's the proper way to instruct clang to build itself (assuming that
clang must already be built of course)?
There are several options using ./configure, I'm not sure which is the
best approach:
--with-built-clang
--with-clang=/path/to/existing/clang
CC=clang CXX=clang
What's the proper way to instruct clang to build itself (assuming that
clang must already be built of course)?
There are several options using ./configure, I'm not sure which is the
best approach:
--with-built-clang
--with-clang=/path/to/existing/clang
These are for enabling testing with Clang.
CC=clang CXX=clang
You want
CC=clang CXX=clang++
- Doug
If I use cmake,
–with-built-clang
–with-clang=/path/to/existing/clang
what is it to replace them?
If I use cmake,
–with-built-clang
–with-clang=/path/to/existing/clang
what is it to replace them?
I don’t know if those tests can even be run from cmake.