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Build fails on linux if libunwind is installed #5641
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Do you know where it gets included from? I have |
The header being included is I'm running archlinux, which installs the headers for everything, I know that other distros often have a separate |
I'm also on Arch by the way (x86_64) and testing against the latest incoming/master doesn't hit this. |
I'm running clang 3.3 if that helps. I also seem to be running an SVN build from AUR, I'm updating to the latest build, then I'll switch to the official package and see if that works. |
Tried it with the clang from the official repo, still happens... |
Ah, I'm silly and missed that you were compiling with clang, I interpreted it as you building clang along with Rust's LLVM. Same issue comes up here. |
Fixed by #5646 |
Add common lint tools doc This PR starts adding some documentation about linting tools. `Retrieving all methods of a type` is not covered at this time. fixes partially: rust-lang#3843 changelog: none
I have libunwind installed as a pre-req for another package, this causes
rust_unwind.h
to fail the build because of the re-typedefing of_Unwind_Exception
.Unfortunately, I can't seem to find a decent way of detecting that
unwind.h
has been included, other than using it's header guard macro.This is building with
--enable-clang
on. Also, I am using the latest trunk.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: