Comment 30 for bug 992124
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| Alex Valavanis (valavanisalex) wrote | #30 |
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I've applied the proposed fixes, and hopefully sorted out the remaining array allocation/deletion issues in lp:inkscape r12202. I now successfully build trunk with clang on Ubuntu 12.10 amd64 after disabling the configure.ac check for gcc 3.0. Inkscape seems to run fine.
Regarding the issues raised previously:
* Lack of OpenMP support: yes, this is problematic, but I don't think we can really do anything other than wait for clang to introduce it. Inkscape will still compile and run without it, so I guess we can output a warning message from the configure script to make the issue clear to the user.
* Large build log: this is probably a good thing... if clang's fussy about the quality of our code, it gives us a good "to do" list!
* Infinite loop on ArchLinux: Are we sure this is a clang-specific issue? Does it work properly with gcc?