| 3 | 3 | We're not in a habit of blacklisting compilers that aren't being used anyway – we're not blacklisting gcc-3 on most ports, although it is in the fallback list on some systems and it will probably not compile most software in macports. This brings me back to topic: I can't test with the compiler you're trying to use, so feel free to commit a patch that will blacklist it (and then ensure a proper fallback is chosen, probably by also blacklisting llvm-gcc-4.2 and every other compiler that comes in the fallback list before a suitable clang, or just modify the fallback list to contain the host clang and a recent enough macports clang). |
