Re: cmake error on Ubuntu 13.10

[Ivan Vučica]

Languages are supported, it's just the runtime that is missing ;-)

And the runtime should be available in gobjc package. I used to even compile code targeting whatever GNUstep was in Debian using clang by hacking around inside Debian's gnustep-make.

Not that I encourage that; everyone should use David's libobjc2 which, to the best of my knowledge, is not in Debian.

Also, building clang is a good idea in the sense that new features might have not trickled down into Debian and Ubuntu yet.

On 27 Dec 2013 12:29, "Markus Hitter" <mah@jump-ing.de> wrote:

Chiming in here, clang as well as llvm are packaged for Debian/Ubuntu,
so in principle, there should be no reason to build them at all.

The problem is, while the package descriptions describe clang and llvm
to support C, C++, Obj-C and Obj-C++, it apparently does not really do
so. When trying to compile with them anyways, a missing objc/runtime.h
is reported.

What I mean is, filing a bug against these packages to actually support
what they promise would be another way to solve the issue.


Markus

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