Installing the bitrig toolchain if it wasn't installed on first boot
The Bitrig toolchain, among other things, includes llvm/clang, a compiler. While not included in the base system, it is normally installed upon first boot. However, if your computer does not have internet, or you chose not to install it, then you will not have a working compiler. If you later decide you want to install it, then just follow the following steps:
Assuming that you have exported your PKG_PATH variable, then just run the following commands:
pkg_add -m bitrig-binutils
pkg_add -m bitrig-syscomp
To install without an internet connection, you will need to download not only the above packages, but also their dependencies. Then, you will have to transfer them to your computer somehow (on a USB stick, for example). You will need to download the following packages:
- bitrig-binutils
- bitrig-gdb
- bitrig-llvm
- bitrig-syscomp
- bzip2
- cdrtools
- curl
- cvsps
- gettext
- git
- gmp
- libarchive
- libffi
- libiconv
- libidn
- libmpc
- mpfr
- p5-Error
- python (2.7)
- readline
- rsync
- xz
You can download the packages at http://mirror2.us.bitrig.org/pub/bitrig/snapshots/_arch_/_date_/packages/
After you have downloaded them, use the command pkg_add -m /path/to/package.tgz for each package until all of them are installed.