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Subject: Re: libdrm clang
From: Andreas Nilsson <andrnils@gmail.com>
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On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 9:17 AM, side light <sidelight12@mail.com> wrote:

>    Hello,
>    Is it possible to remove gmake from x-11/libdrm 's Makefile so that
>    libdrm can compile with Freebsd's Native CLang. I've tried it, and it
>    made xorg-minimal 's compile time fast, while removing complicated
>    gmake dependency options. Thank you.
>

Could you be a bit more specific? And do you mean graphics/libdrm?

There is choice of make does not affect the C compiler used, gmake will
happily use clang. Rewriting the whole build-system of a port is no small
task.

Clang also seem to support depency generation.

Regards
Andreas