On 12-10-06 11:14 AM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
But we need to hear from OS X users with different clang++ versions, and
possibly clang++ users on other Linux setups --- particularly with clang++
2.* and 3.1.
The test is easy: just do 'R CMD INSTALL Rcpp_0.9.14.2.tar.gz' and it will
either build and exceptions.cpp finds its headers, or not. I would
appreciate tests and reports back here greatly ... and I don't really want to
mess with five more uploads.
But isnt' it going to use whatever C++ R was configured to use?
Typically, that's the one it was built with, and for the "official" R
binary on OS X, that would be "CXX=gcc". Which, depending on the version
of the OS, will be either gcc or gcc-llvm. If so, wouldn't one need to R
from source with clang as the C++ compiler in order to test this?
Davor
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