If someone overrides the default system compiler which is in my case
CLANG 3.2 (on FreeBSD 10.0-CURRENT #1 r240885M: Mon Sep 24 12:30:44
CEST 2012 amd64), the if-statement does always take place and prevents
lang/icon to be build:
[...]
.if ${CC} == "clang" || ${CXX} == "clang++"
BROKEN= does not pass all tests when compiled with clang
.endif
[...]
In /etc/makefile.conf, I include an additional file located in
/usr/local/etc/ports.conf which contains statements like
# lang/icon
.if ${.CURDIR:M*/lang/icon}
USE_GCC= 4.6+
#CC= cc
#CXX= c++
#CPP= cpp
.endif
I'd expect the build system system to have already setup CC, CPP and CXX
according to the specifications made in /etc/make.conf and the
overridings in my ports.conf file with "USE_GCC=4.6+", but obviously
this doesn't happen.
I expect by setting "USE_GCC=4.6" all the nasty stuff like -Wl,rpatch=,
CC,CXX,CPP et cetera is set for me and I do not have to take care of it.
How can this problem be solved?
I think this will become an issue when CLANG will be the default compiler.
oh
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