Hello François,
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 4:23 PM François Bérard <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Wietse,
>
> I'm only using clang and its libc++ library. If you are using
> gcc/libstdc++, that may well explain the difference. But gcc/libstdc++
> is the standard on linux, and ref_ptr compiles fine there.
>
> Do you *have to* use gcc? Otherwise, it may be easier to go with
> clang; which, I think, is the native toolchain on Mac OS. By the way, a
> simple unzip, cmake, should select a clang build. Did you force gcc? One
> thing that I noticed is that when I create new Xcode projects/targets,
> xcode insists on overriding the default clang/libc++ by gcc/libstdc++ in
> the new project or target, so I have to remove the override by hand. Did
> you use cmake's xcode generator? This may explain why you had a gcc build.
>
Sorry for the confusion, but I am using clang. I started with:
>> cmake -G "Unix Makefiles"
Wietse
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