On 18/8/15 3:43 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I see from the above that you have cctools installed with the llvm33 variant,
which is the default on Leopard, but you could try using a newer version of
llvm with cctools, by running
sudo port install cctools +llvm36
or
sudo port install cctools +llvm35
or
sudo port install cctools +llvm34
I tried all three, and even for the last variant I get
---> Computing dependencies for cctools
---> Dependencies to be installed: llvm-3.4 apple-gcc42
at which point he begins to download and compile apple-gcc42 again. So
the snake bites its tail.
Which ld64 subport do you have installed? You can find out by running
"port installed subportof:ld64". Looks like the default ld64 subport for
Leopard is ld64-127. It too has llvm variants, and you should probably install
it with the same llvm variant you use for cctools.
The following ports are currently installed:
ld64-127 @127.2_2+llvm33 (active)
so that seems to be consistent with the llvm version I currently have.
Thomas
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