On 9/22/2013 9:26 PM, Daryle Walker wrote:
There was a recent conference where the Clang team announced a version of Clang that's supposed to work on Windows (as opposed to kind-of working if you try real hard). It's accessible from the command line if you put Clang in the PATH. I just found out it's supposed to be used from Visual Studio ('10 or '12) after tweaking a project's settings. Can it be used from out BJam system? How will it find right header files to use? (Does it automatically use the ones from MSVC?)
is there more information about this anywhere ? I have been successful using clang from various Linux distros I have which ship with it or have it as a package, but my experience of using clang within Windows has been pretty miserable and I just gave up in frustration. I realize how good clang is in compliance with the C++ standard so would like to use it under Windows for testing Boost if it actually works there.