Re: Blocks in C++ class vs. Obj-C class
Re: Blocks in C++ class vs. Obj-C class
- Subject: Re: Blocks in C++ class vs. Obj-C class
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2011 10:25:11 +0100
Le 14 mars 2011 à 03:07, Rick Mann a écrit :
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> On Mar 13, 2011, at 15:51:22, Rich Siegel wrote:
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>> I'd be pleased to see that, but consider it unlikely in the extreme. Xcode 3 is the "old and busted", Xcode 4 is the "new hotness", and as nice as it might be to have the new compiler in the old IDE for the near term, it probably doesn't make much sense in the long run to invest in maintaining and supporting compiler hosting for Xcode 3.
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> Seems to me it's not too much to ask for a 3.2.7 that includes LLVM 2.0 & the latest GCC. It *should* be just a repackaging; I don't think compiler options have changed significantly.
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> Unfortunately, Xc4 is just not usable (by me) yet, and I don't think Apple considers my show stoppers a high enough priority.
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If you want, I have a "Clang Nightly" xcode plugin to tell xcode tu use a custom build of clang.
It even has some nice additions like the "CLANG_CPP_LANGUAGE_STANDARD" build setting to be able to use c++0x .
To use it, you copy it on the /Developer/Library/Xcode/Plug-ins folder and you must define the CLANG build setting to tell it where you clang binary is.
http://www.shadowlab.org/files/ClangNightly.xcplugin.zip
-- Jean-Daniel
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