Am 16.01.2014 um 17:13 schrieb Stephan Aßmus <superstippi@xxxxxx>: > On 16.01.2014 16:53, Jonathan Schleifer wrote: >> * If you allow to use any installed Clang, it means you will also test Haiku >> with Clang from trunk and thus *if* there is a problem realize it early >> enough to fix it → we can make sure a Clang release never breaks for Haiku, >> meaning a new Clang release will *never* break, completely eliminating the >> need to require a specific version. Therefore version x.y or up will be fine >> and there's no need to always build a bundled Clang. > > Actually, the user who is trying to compile Haiku on his system will notice > it. He or she will probably be frustrated. That is what I said about enabling -Wall -Werror. But there it was ok because it reveals bugs. And now it's suddenly not ok for another even though it reveals? Sounds like double standards to me… -- Jonathan