If you want to use Clang on Windows for C++, your only option currently is to use (or build yourself) Clang with/for MinGW(-w64). Lucky for you, I provide packages: Clang 3.2 GCC 4.6.3 dw2 Unzip both to the same directory and add mingw32-dw2/bin to PATH, or point Codeblocks to it. You will be limited to GCC 4.6's libstdc++. Clang 3.2's C++11 language support is fully functional though. Note that Clang expects GCC style options, so I suggest modifying the Codeblocks GCC build process and replacing g++ with clang++ and gcc with clang. |
This is awesome! I did as you said it works well for now. Note aside. Also the "Linker for dynamic libs:" needs to be set to clang++.exe. Great!!! |