> On Mon, Dec 09, 2013 at 08:19:53AM +0000, [email protected] wrote: > > This time, using build.sh as always, I added -V MKLLVM=yes and > > HAVE_LLVM=yes to command line: > For amd64, clang defaults to libc++, so you want -V MKLIBCXX=yes as > well. > Joerg
Wiki didn't say that, so I didn't know: something new to try. I could also try to build NetBSD-current i386. That would be a fresh install, since NetBSD-current i386 didn't like the 16 GB USB stick it was on, and I dd'ed OpenBSD 5.4 Live USB over it. When booting that USB stick with NetBSD-current -386, I kept getting green trouble messages, also /etc/rc.conf was messed up a few times. Do I also need to set -std=c++0x and/or -std=gnu++0x as well, and if so, how and where? I was successful building lang/clang in pkgsrc, maybe use that? Is there an incompatibility betwen mpc, gmp, mpfr and the not-yet updated base gcc? Could I tell build.sh to not build these since I have the pkgsrc versions? Tom
