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On my macos machine, cc::Build::new() always detects c++ as the compiler which is really just a wrapper around apple clang. Because the name is c++ it is detected as part of the Gnu family.
EDIT: Err - it detects c++ as the compiler when building for x86_64-apple-ios (64-bit ios simulator). I was in a bit of a rush when I reported this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
103: workaround ios build issues r=grovesNL a=mtak-
This PR works around an iOS simulator build issue where the `c++14` flag was not being set when targeting ios.
For some reason `cc` is detecting `c++` as the default compiler which is just a thin wrapper around apple clang.
rust-lang/cc-rs#418
Co-authored-by: tyler <[email protected]>
On my macos machine,
cc::Build::new()
always detectsc++
as the compiler which is really just a wrapper around apple clang. Because the name isc++
it is detected as part of the Gnu family.EDIT: Err - it detects
c++
as the compiler when building forx86_64-apple-ios
(64-bit ios simulator). I was in a bit of a rush when I reported this issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: