Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: clang
clang++ uses GCC's STL, but appears to only support versions up to 4.4:
if you try to compile a trivial program on Natty Narwhal, it will fail:
cat<<EOF > foo.cc
#include <iostream>
int main() {return 0;}
EOF
clang++ --verbose foo.cc
Note in the output how it starts looking for GCC includes starting with
version 4.4, then 4.3, etc...
However Natty Narwhal only has 4.5 installed, and clang package
(incorrectly) lists libstdc++ dependency as >=4.5. Installing g++-4.4
fixes the problem, but dependency should be fixed up.
** Affects: clang (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: clang
clang++ uses GCC's STL, but appears to only support versions up to 4.4:
if you try to compile a trivial program on Natty Narwhal, it will fail:
cat<<EOF > foo.cc
#include <iostream>
int main() {return 0;}
EOF
clang++ --verbose foo.cc
Note in the output how it starts looking for GCC includes starting with
version 4.4, then 4.3, etc...
- However dependencies Natty Narwhal only has 4.5 installed, and clang
- package (incorrectly) lists libstdc++ dependency as >=4.5. Installing
- g++-4.4 fixes the problem, but dependency should be fixed up.
+ However Natty Narwhal only has 4.5 installed, and clang package
+ (incorrectly) lists libstdc++ dependency as >=4.5. Installing g++-4.4
+ fixes the problem, but dependency should be fixed up.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/779404
Title:
clang++ fails to compile STL-using C++ out of the box
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