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Thanks for the information.<br>
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I'll wait until more stuff is flushed out. Enjoy the holidays and
festivals dear to your lives.<br>
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Here is to 2013.<br>
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- Marc<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12/20/2012 11:45 PM, Sylvestre Ledru
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<pre wrap="">On 21/12/2012 05:44, Marc J. Driftmeyer wrote:
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<pre wrap="">To who it may concern,
I am trying to discern what sensible reason you are requiring
libgcc-4.7-dev which pulls in 4.7.2-15 from Experimental to install
clang-3.2 release.
I wasted an entire week on dealing with broken path issues for vector,
stdio and more because of this crap, downgraded back to Sid's 4.7.2-4
and LLVM/Clang Trunk builds cleanly with gcc and thus allows me to then
self-host with clang/clang++ freshly created from then on out.
There should be no reason to deal with gcc-4.7 experimental:
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<pre wrap="">Actually, yes.
Since 4.7.2-10, gcc-4.7 introduced these changes:
* Split out lib*gcc-dev packages.
* Split out lib*objc-dev packages.
* Split out lib*gfortran-dev packages.
* Split out lib*stdc++-dev packages.
This will allow clang to use only the dev packages.
For now, in testing, installing clang will also install g++.
Sylvestre
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