Being the first distro to ship clang 19, this time with actual sanitizer DSO for us to use :tada:. The filename has been changed and seemingly that went undocumented :facepalm:
With a tweak to the name + fallback for everyone else - things just work.
In before anyone asks: Why do we bother with checking for gcc vs clang, instead of just doing the test -f trick?
The gcc DSO usually lives within $libdir, thus is found, but not used, by clang. That may change in the future, plus there is no guarantee that the clang one won't be moved to $libdir at some point.
lucasdemarchi
commented
2 weeks ago
Fedora 41 is out :partying_face:
Being the first distro to ship clang 19, this time with actual sanitizer DSO for us to use :tada:. The filename has been changed and seemingly that went undocumented :facepalm:
With a tweak to the name + fallback for everyone else - things just work.
In before anyone asks: Why do we bother with checking for gcc vs clang, instead of just doing the
test -ftrick?The
gccDSO usually lives within$libdir, thus is found, but not used, byclang. That may change in the future, plus there is no guarantee that theclangone won't be moved to$libdirat some point.