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On macOS, the format-impl-test fails to link when using the MacPorts Clang compiler. This is due to the "ifdef apple_build_version" check in the format-impl-test.cc file for value_extractor class. This only checks if the Clang compiler is Apple's Clang, but not whether Apple's libc++ is being linked. Simply replacing the macro with TARGET_OS_MAC corrects my issue, but I don't think this is very robust. I recommend using CMake's CheckCXXSourceRuns to reliably detect whether __int128_t and __uint128_t are available.
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On macOS, the format-impl-test fails to link when using the MacPorts Clang compiler. This is due to the "ifdef apple_build_version" check in the format-impl-test.cc file for value_extractor class. This only checks if the Clang compiler is Apple's Clang, but not whether Apple's libc++ is being linked. Simply replacing the macro with TARGET_OS_MAC corrects my issue, but I don't think this is very robust. I recommend using CMake's CheckCXXSourceRuns to reliably detect whether __int128_t and __uint128_t are available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: