https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=272652

--- Comment #7 from Mark Millard <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Vedran Miletic from comment #6)

Two ways, depending on the results:

A) one or both of llvm17 or llvm18 is fixed: then there might be
   a backport to llvm16 (and llvm17?) that was reasonable.

B) Still broke in both llvm17 and llvm18: The problem is far more
   general that llvm16 based contexts and may well still be an
   issue when no supproted release uses prior to llvm17.

I'll also note the the Version being "CURRENT" and the clang16
reference are inconsistent at this point. CURRENT does not use
clang16 any more and may progress to llvm18 in the not distant
future.

If this is to only be about llvm16 (clang16), then the Version
should be indicating 14.0-RELEASE, not CURRENT. (Unfortunately
one can not indicate a range/list of Versions directly.)

stable/14 is using llvm17 at this point, as I remember. So
more than CURRENT is using llvm17.

If the problem still exists in clang18, for example, it likely
would be appropriate for the summary to indicate "clang16..clang18"
or some such. (That would also be a good clue that interpreting
Version is going to be problematical.)

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