In a couple of places configure script contains detection code that tries to detect Microsoft's cl compiler by pattern matching cl*.
Unfortunately, a new compiler called clang also matches cl*. The configure script sets COIN_CC_IS_CL_TRUE and COIN_CXX_IS_CL_TRUE to true, which breaks build with clang.
clang is the default compiler on macports (and will probably be a default compiler on Mac very soon).
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tkr
This ticket should be posted to the BuildTools. I will leave it open until I see it reposted there. Thanks!
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stefan
I modified macros in BuildTools/coin.m4 to hopefully not confuse clang with cl anymore. This is in BuildTools/trunk and stable/0.7, and will be in the next release. It usually takes some time to get these changes into releases of all projects.
In a couple of places configure script contains detection code that tries to detect Microsoft's cl compiler by pattern matching cl*.
Unfortunately, a new compiler called clang also matches cl*. The configure script sets COIN_CC_IS_CL_TRUE and COIN_CXX_IS_CL_TRUE to true, which breaks build with clang.
clang is the default compiler on macports (and will probably be a default compiler on Mac very soon).
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tkrThis ticket should be posted to the BuildTools. I will leave it open until I see it reposted there. Thanks!=====
stefanI modified macros in BuildTools/coin.m4 to hopefully not confuse clang with cl anymore. This is in BuildTools/trunk and stable/0.7, and will be in the next release. It usually takes some time to get these changes into releases of all projects.And I don't have clang installed to test this.
Stefan