| 1 | | By the way, as you seem to be up there in the skill set department, you might be interested in this compiler for Tiger that I have not as yet brought into MacPorts: |
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| 3 | | <https://github.com/kencu/TigerPorts/tree/master/lang/llvm-3.8> |
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| 5 | | It is a slightly modified version of clang-3.8 that transparently supports the c++11 enhancements we use for clang to support libgcc ({{{-stdlib=macports-libstdc++}}}), builds on Tiger, does not require libc++ to build like the other newer MacPorts clangs require, and gets me out of tight situations. |
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| 7 | | I use it when nothing else works, and I used it to build my icu 67 installation (which did not otherwise build for me, as above). And that no doubt is why mine is working. |
| | 1 | I will ask Jeremy and Iain what they think of this. |
