<rlittl01>
jaeger, for now I have been setting the export CC=clang CXX=clang++ enviroment varible per package and of course what may link against it's libs. I just figured there was a way to make the enviroment aware without doing per Pkgfile which i have been doing for a while now. I have already tried the prt-get.conf since that's where the CC CXX is located
<jaeger>
pkgmk.conf might be best in that case
<jaeger>
I have not messed much with clang myself, though
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<rlittl01>
hey jaeger: depends on: seems to be not working for me unless i'm missing something. Are the dependencies a required argument? Or will the build+run dependencies be automatically pulled in. Without remembering the build order?
<braewoods>
CrashTestDummy: interesting career choice. does it offer any opportunities for advancement?
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<jaeger>
rlittl01: pkgutils doesn't understand dependencies itself, prt-get is required for that. Are you using prt-get? More to the point, 'prt-get depinst <port>'?
<jaeger>
Since CRUX is a source based distribution there's generally not a distinction made between build and runtime dependencies
<rlittl01>
jaeger: it's working now. I was under the assumption that pkgmk was reading the dependency line. So i was running pkgmk -d -i and when necessary other -if
<stenur>
btw NetBSD had problems using clang 13 just the last few days.
<stenur>
hm, not in tmux history no more; must have been Saturday or before that; thread "llvm update to 13.0.0"; upstream problems .. i was surprised to see zig language failing, as beerman seems to be both zig as well as clang lover
<stenur>
(unless zig and z are something different)
<rlittl01>
Figured out a easy way to update the 3.4 docker images on docker hub. Just mount the iso inside the image. Other than updating some core packages by hand. Most can be updated with just a prt-get sysup