https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357630
--- Comment #12 from RJVB <rjvber...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Kevin Funk from comment #11) > For the record: Distro-provided Clang/LLVM works fine for me on Ubuntu Wily. The crash I saw with Ubuntu's Clang 3.6 was different from the one I saw with the LLVM-provided builds. Ubuntu only provide an early 3.6.0 for "Trusty", it's not at all impossible there's a real bug in there. Here's a wild thought: when I tried to rebuild that year old 3.5.1 LLVM toolchain earlier today using gcc-5.3 instead of gcc-4.8 I ran into a build failure. Gcc 5 didn't accept access to a private member of a template class in one of LLVM's headers (in one of the class ctors...), code that is accepted without issues by gcc-4.8 . Not that it seems likely, but suppose that is caused by a difference in default C++ flavour in gcc-5, couldn't that also lead to subtle incompatibilities between libraries built with an older g++ and a host application built with g++5? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
