Yes it does. In the man page of my clang installation, however, there
is no mention about a "-fast" option.... And only umfpack compilation
complains about it.
I've taken the flag out. Who knows how it got in there -- it looks like I
simply copy-pasted the code from the Sun compiler...
Yup. It works just fine. Compilation does not seem a problem. Only
linking has troubles, and mostly related to assertions and boost...
As for the linker error in base/exceptions.cc:
...............
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
"__gnu_cxx::__verbose_terminate_handler()", referenced from:
(anonymous
namespace)::preload_terminate_dummy::preload_terminate_dummy() in
base_exceptions.o
................
In base/exceptions.cc, we enable a piece of code whenever
HAVE_VERBOSE_TERMINATE is defined. This is determined in aclocal.m4
around line 5100 where we compile and link a little test to see whether
this should work -- see around line 8290 in ./configure. Can you check
why this succeeds at ./configure time but not later?
About the boost functions producing linker errors: the one you showed in
your first email involved wchar_t. Do they all?
Best
W.
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