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Subject: How to compile a port with GCC instead of clang
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Hello list.

How can I compile www/chromium with GCC instead of clang?

If I compile it with clang I end up with a broken binary that won't render
pages properly. If I compile it with gcc it works flawlessly.

But the knob to choose gcc has been removed in the recent updates. So now I
have a broken chromium. How can I compile it with gcc instead?

Thanks for any insight.

Peter.

Peter Harrison