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Maybe it depends on gcc so it can use gcc's assebler for inline assembly?
by thayne 5y ago
Maybe it depends on gcc so it can use gcc's assebler for inline assembly?
- marcthe12 5y agono its for linking. basically clang unless configured in the source it does not know what link options to give. Actually even rust uses gcc or clang to do same thing.
- account42 5y agoClang will also use libgcc by default under Linux to allow e.g. stack unwinding to work in mixed Clang + GCC applications.