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COOLFluiD is a collaborative simulation environment focused on complex multi-physics simulations
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Compilation with libc++, as is default in Mac OSX Mavericks #259

Closed wdeconinck closed 10 years ago

wdeconinck commented 10 years ago

Also merged with barche's branch. @barche, you may want to review this before we send this upstream, as there are a few build problems with UFEM see: http://coolfluidsrv.vki.ac.be/cdash/index.php?project=coolfluid&date=2013-11-26&display=project&filtercount=4&showfilters=1&filtercombine=and&field1=buildname/string&compare1=61&value1=gcc4.4-Release-wdeconinck&field2=site/string&compare2=61&value2=RMA-mach-centos6.2&field3=buildstarttime/date&compare3=83&value3=2013-11-26T00:46:36%20CET&field4=buildstarttime/date&compare4=84&value4=2013-11-26T01:28:14%20CET&collapse=0

The build problems don't seem related to libc++, and perhaps you have fixed them in further commits in your branch

barche commented 10 years ago

Ah cool!

The errors are fixed indeed in my branch, they were the result of some ongoing changes in UFEM and have nothing to do with libc++

Also, regarding the new clang on OS X there is bad news, I hope this will be fixed soon: http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=18055

wdeconinck commented 10 years ago

@barche That definitely seems a show-stopper for proto with clang for now... Did you experience this also? I am merging this in now, and hopefully you merge in your changes asap with the fixes.

barche commented 10 years ago

OK, merged in the changes to fix UFEM. The Clang problem is indeed something I experience, I reported the bug :)

Looking into either moving to clang 3.5 or back to clang 3.2 using homebrew.