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4 years ago I was able to modify folly to successfully compile with clang-10 and the clang standard c++ library on linux. Here are the changes I had to make:
- Add
throw()to memrchr in both portability/String.{h,cpp} (ref: https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/portability/String.cpp#L20) - Comment out the
#erroraboutclock_gettime(Ref: https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/portability/Time.cpp#L278) - Change the range based for loop in HazptrDomain to use a regular for loop and call with variables i and e and call
i.operator!=(e)explicitly (Ref: https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/synchronization/HazptrDomain.h#L490)
With the above changes I am able to compile a run a simple program that uses folly's coro::Task and coro::AsyncGenerator.
My motivation for this is to experiment with coroutines. While gcc-10 supports coroutines, the compiler often ices. So folly needs to be built with clang and the clang standard library. If anyone else see this message, to make this work the following libraries also need to be compiled with the clang standard library since they are dependencies of folly:
- fmt
- gflags
- glog
- boost
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Compiling the following file results in a compile errors on clang 10 on linux (compiled with -stdlib=libc++)
The errors were:
I was able to build a simple coroutine using the prereleased gcc-10 (after some minor edits to folly since coroutines are non-experimental in gcc-10), so this appears to be a clang 10 issue. I did not try with previous versions of clang.