Add logic to get the system's gcc headers install folder #70
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libLLVM provided on openSUSE leap are built with gcc-7 headers, which is results in crashes if clang-extract is build with any gcc headers other than 7. Hence we make sure to pass the system's gcc headers to clang so everything works as expected. Signed-off-by: Giuliano Belinassi <[email protected]>
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I built and run the tests with this PR, and with gcc7 compiler installed, and it worked for me as well. If this fixes your problem I believe that you can merge it. |
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libLLVM provided on openSUSE leap are built with gcc-7 headers, which is results in crashes if clang-extract is build with any gcc headers other than 7. Hence we make sure to pass the system's gcc headers to clang so everything works as expected.