Really use clang in miongw-clang64 #1070
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Now I'm confused, checkout uses c:\zlib\zlib here and d:\zlib\zlib everywhere else (and here in the past) |
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@madler: Have you seen this PR? |
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Hi,
first I was sure the typo-fix was already merged, but I don't seem to get any newer commit to sync to.
It seems that there is a mingw flavour that's fully built with clang toolchain, but when I set CC=clang, some things broken. These problems are fixed now. Don't ask me why clang is not set as default on a system completely built with clang.