Closed msoos closed 11 years ago
/usr/bin/clang is assumed to be there, bin/stack/clang++ assumes it:
/usr/bin/g++ "$@"
But I have it in /usr/local/bin. This is a valid place, actually, anything in the$PATH is valid. This is true of all the scripts in bin/stack/
/usr/local/bin
$PATH
bin/stack/
Fixed in efafb064. Thanks.
/usr/bin/clang is assumed to be there, bin/stack/clang++ assumes it:
But I have it in
/usr/local/bin
. This is a valid place, actually, anything in the$PATH
is valid. This is true of all the scripts inbin/stack/