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Code::Blocks and clang on Debian
blauzahn:
Please compare the commandline invoked by cb with the one you entered manually if you
have not already done. Your post does not mention it explicitly.
To see it, you can swich settings|compiler| your llvm entry | other settings | compiler logging|
to "full command line".
Do you need full c++11 support as a beginner right from the start? Do you really need clang's libc++ now?
I use a subset of c++11 with clang with the g++4.8.1 library (must stay compatible with
MSVS 2010). So, until now there is no need for me to enter LD_LIBRARY_PATH because I have g++
installed systemwide, only clang++ ist in /usr/local. And I am fine with the recent c++11 support of g++.
If you still need the environment variable to run the binary from cb
you can set it either in the project or cb-wide.
Poenikatu:
My version of Code::Blocks is 12.11 svn9206 (built by Jens on 14 July 2013).
My system is Debian GNU/Linux version 7.1.
My kernel is 3.2.0-4-amd64 running on an x86_64 system.
I have created a tool which compiles my programs successfully, but, of course, C::B doesn't know that the file has been
compiled, so it insists on doing its own build as well.
I should like to know that, even though I have ticked Have clang++ follow the C++11 ISO C++ language standard, I still get my
usage of nullptr flagged as being incompatible with c++98. Why? And how does C::B know how to use the clang++ compiler anyway?
Where is it specified?
BlueHazzard:
--- Quote from: Poenikatu on July 22, 2013, 03:02:38 pm ---I have created a tool which compiles my programs successfully, but, of course, C::B doesn't know that the file has been
compiled, so it insists on doing its own build as well.
--- End quote ---
So why you use the build button from c::b???
--- Quote from: Poenikatu on July 22, 2013, 03:02:38 pm ---I should like to know that, even though I have ticked Have clang++ follow the C++11 ISO C++ language standard, I still get my
usage of nullptr flagged as being incompatible with c++98. Why?
--- End quote ---
do you use the c::b build system? Without the full build command it is hard to say... Please post the full build log as mentioned above. But anyway where is your problem???
--- Quote from: Poenikatu on July 22, 2013, 03:02:38 pm ---And how does C::B know how to use the clang++ compiler anyway?
Where is it specified?
--- End quote ---
From here: Settings->Compiler->Selected Compiler=LLVM Clang Compiler->Other Settings->Advanced options
Poenikatu:
Ok, I saw the command-line command you mentioned. But the macro $options must be set somewhere. And the reason that I
had to use the Code::Blocks Build was because, after I had compiled the program with my custom tool, I wanted to run the
program. C::B reported that the project had not been built and proceeded to do so. It would appear that I have to run the
resulting binary at the command line in a terminal. Just so that I know :(
Poenikatu:
Does Code::Blocks read ~/.codeblocks/share/codeblocks before or after the files in /usr/share/codeblocks?
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