The way this download page
looks, there should actually be C++ standard library somewhere. It starts with "sources", and among these is LibC++, which I assume is CLang's equivalent of glibc++. But I can't find it anywhere in the installed compiler. Be nice if they had something like "install instructions", hehehe...
So basically CLang seems to work, as long as you don't try anything like
#include <algorithm> or
#include <vector>. It compiles and links
int main() { return 0; } lightning fast, too
. If only it worked for anything else as well...
Well, maybe in 3-4 months. They do seem to be working on getting something usable together.
What I did was compiling clang itself using MinGW
Sadly, wasting days and days on compiling compilers to no avail is something I can't afford any more
For me, it really has to work by unpacking a
.tar.gz or a
.zip file, or by double-clicking an installer.
(Or, in the most extreme case, a script that I need to run unattended (and leave the computer on over night) to do a fully automatic build. But that one had better work without guessing and trying afterwards.)