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Add ability to use clang with GNU toolchain on Haiku #16756
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Will CMake still be able to correctly search for the GCC cross-compilers after this for pure-GNU builds (with the
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We normally only support either clang or gcc with --cross. clang is usually preferred; one reason is llvm-toolchains are multi-targeting (clang and lld can produce any binary on any host platform, including windows) while GNU toolchain is built in a target specific manner.
I have added the check to make -gcc work though. I recommend you switch to clang and
mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet-buildtools/prereqs:azurelinux-3.0-net11.0-cross-haiku-amd64as well for builds to keep things tight and in check (unless there is a problem / meaningful-difference with binaries produced by either toolchain).There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Sure, if that's the case (and if you have already gotten a full
clang-based build working) then I'm fine with dropping GCC.If there are any further bugs it's better to upstream patches to llvm-project instead.