Linux Plumbers Conf 2014

One Line Summary

Abstract

OpenMandriva’s next big release will use clang as its default compiler – almost all packages have been rebuilt with it.

This talk will show common things that went wrong (and how to fix them), where we’re still using “CC=gcc CXX=g++” to make packages compile, and start a discussion about what we can do to improve clang support in Open Source projects in general.

Tags

linux, Clang, OpenMandriva

Presentation Materials

Speaker

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  Bernhard Rosenkraenzer

  Linaro
  Biography

  Bernhard Rosenkraenzer has been a Linux developer since 1995 and has written code for more than 100 FOSS projects.
  He is currently working in Linaro’s Android team. He is also a council member of the OpenMandriva foundation.

  Sessions

  • * Switching OpenMandriva to clang
    • Title: Switching OpenMandriva to clang
    • Microconference: LLVM
    • One Line Summary:

      Experiences OpenMandriva made while changing the distribution’s default compiler to clang 3.5

    • slides
    • Speakers: Bernhard Rosenkraenzer
  • * Building Android userland with clang
    • Title: Building Android userland with clang
    • Microconference: LLVM
    • One Line Summary:

      Problems when trying to build Android userland with clang, and future steps

    • slides
    • Speakers: Bernhard Rosenkraenzer
  • * Moving Android towards clang
    • Title: Moving Android towards clang
    • Microconference: Android/Mobile
    • Time: 3:10pm
    • One Line Summary:

      Problems, fixes, and future plans for building Android with clang

    • slides
    • Speakers: Bernhard Rosenkraenzer