Hi David, Hi Gregory,
On 2020-07-09 11:27:20 +0200 David Chisnall <[email protected]> wrote: > On 07/07/2020 20:13, Gregory Casamento wrote: > >> GNUstep, very much contrary to popular belief, neither maintains the objc >> portion of gcc nor does it maintain clang. If you are getting a segfault >> while running clang the most expedient place to report any bugs with clang >> is on their website. > > I am the maintainer of GNU-family Objective-C runtime support in clang and of > the GNUstep runtime. Unless you assign these bugs to me in the LLVM > Bugzilla, I am unlikely to see them. I am far more likely to see and be able > to fix them if I see a post in this list, because it's much lower traffic. > > If you add -### to the end of your clang invocation, it will show the clang > -cc1 invocation that runs the actual compiler. If you then run that in a > debugger, you should be able to get a useful back trace. Note that > clang-7.0.1 is quite old. There were quite a few fixes in the 7-8 timeframe, > so trying with clang-10 would also be helpful. As a beginner, I apologize my misunderstanding of that distinct places to report bugs. I kwow those now. > > David > >
