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Support Clang #28
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Hi there, Unfortunately, I'm not install to test that. The solution would be to use those if statements in the
If you could make those modifications in your personal branch and send a pull request once it's working on your side, I could test on my system to make sure that nothing breaks and add your patch on the repository. |
Any follow up on that? |
Sadly I did not have have time to test this for now... I just switched our project back from clang to gcc for now. Actually I am waiting for CMake 3.1 to be available in Ubuntu 14.04 (but I guess this won't happen), because it has proper C++11 support using target_compile_features. I am aware, that we could just expand the list of checks for every single compiler, but it feels just very hacky. But maybe I will do it anyway, but sadly I can't promise when. |
When using clang I get the following error:
Please add clang to the list of supported compilers
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