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    Apple release XCode 4 with LLVM

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      goetz last edited by

      It's some days ago, but was not mentioned here before: Apple just release XCode 4 which includes the new LLVM compiler.

      I wonder what you guys think of the new stuff?

      And of course it would be interesting to know when it will be officially supported by Nokia for the Qt libs and for Qt Creator.

      More info on Apple's "XCode 4 - what's new page":https://developer.apple.com/technologies/tools/whats-new.html

      http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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        frankcyblogic.de last edited by

        Looks like a big step forward for Apple. Surely clang is the better C++ compiler. It starts the age were C++ is self-hosted (at least for me!). Strange that it comes from Apple...

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          vicapow last edited by

          I would not recommend up grading. Xcode 4 wont compile the xcode projects generated from qmake. Also, when i try to run my original Qt project in Qt Creator, my project crashes with the following error:

          collect2: ld terminated with signal 10 [Bus error]

          that's an error coming from the linker crashing. THE LINKER CRASHING

          it probably wont be long before Qt officially supports Xcode 4 but in the mean time, I'm re-installing Xcode 3.

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            syncup8 last edited by

            So far it seems to be working for me; I've got xcode4 installed from the app store. I did have to re-install qt creator. I think qt creator is actually using gcc still; but I can try out xcode4 and still work with qt creator and build and run things there, so I'm happy for now.

            I would really like to see official xcode4 support though :)

            -- Sarah George
            SyncUp8 software for research
            http://www.syncup8.com

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