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Ticket #38938, comment 5
initial v1 1 1 Yes, I meant llvm-gcc. 2 2 3 I don't necessarily need apple-gcc-4.2, it can be any later version, but it has to be the apple one otherwise the resulting binary gets linked to two different libstdc++ libraries and that leads to all sorts of malloc errors. Or at least I did not figure out a way to use a non-apple-gcc compiler without running into this problem. 3 I don't necessarily need apple-gcc-4.2, it can be any later version, but it has to be the apple one otherwise the resulting binary gets linked to two different libstdc++ libraries and that leads to all sorts of malloc errors. Or at least I did not figure out a way to use a non-apple-gcc compiler without running into this problem. 4 5 I have gcc-4.2 here as well, but if I remember correctly that also produced the double-libstdc++ problem. 4 6 5 7 So my question is really: how do I restrict to apple-gcc without restricting to a specific version? 6 8 7 (It took me quite some time to pin this down. It may thus be a good idea to discuss this problem somewhere more prominently on the Macports pages that discuss compiler choices, as I am apparently not the only one puzzled by these weird malloc errors ).9 (It took me quite some time to pin this down. It may thus be a good idea to discuss this problem somewhere more prominently on the Macports pages that discuss compiler choices, as I am apparently not the only one puzzled by these weird malloc errors. In general, as soon as you start excluding the default C++ compiler, all hell breaks loose...).