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For detecting the support of OpenSSL's functionality,
configure.py
checksxcode_version>=5.0
orllvm_version>=3.3
in https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/master/configure.py#L1330Thus, it changes the detection result for ex.
Apple clang version 4.0
.If you need to check for
Alpine
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That's what this PR is intended to fix. It won't be feasible to hard code the regex string for specific CLANG_VENDORs. Because what if I want to compile clang myself and I set my CLANG_VENDOR to "MyClang". Now I have to recompile Nodejs for whatever distribution I'm using - and I haven't even changed anything specifically related to Nodejs's functionality or behavior. The check here only cares about returning a version string - it doesn't care about the vendor; so there should be no need to do anything other than match against a Word.
I also compiled nodejs using this branch on my Macbook Pro and it worked just fine. 😄
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Sorry for late response.
The problem I pointed out does not occur now, because
Apple LLVM >= 10
is the supported version.