The -stdlib=libc++ flag is a clang flag only, and does not normally work with GNU compilers. It is needed on MacOS up to version 10.13 (High Sierra), it is default for 10.14. I think you need to release a version 1.0.3 (this patch) to restore the ability to build on most Linux'es.
That recipe is by the way waiting for a problem with FFTW to be solved. Apparently, the newest version of Anaconda causes the FFTW package to try to install conflicting dependencies, it seems to be a bug in the conda dependency solver itself.
Hi @jacobjma
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-stdlib=libc++flag is a clang flag only, and does not normally work with GNU compilers. It is needed on MacOS up to version 10.13 (High Sierra), it is default for 10.14. I think you need to release a version 1.0.3 (this patch) to restore the ability to build on most Linux'es.Once that is done, I will update the conda recipe PR https://github.com/conda-forge/staged-recipes/pull/8656
That recipe is by the way waiting for a problem with FFTW to be solved. Apparently, the newest version of Anaconda causes the FFTW package to try to install conflicting dependencies, it seems to be a bug in the conda dependency solver itself.