Use system-cxx-std-lib virtual package where available #455
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Starting with the 9.4 release, GHC provides `system-cxx-std-lib`, a "virtual" package which can be used to reliably link against the system's C++ standard library implementation. See GHC #20010.
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@Bodigrim, I am still putting this through its paces but the hope is to be able to ship this with 9.4, insulating users (including |
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@bgamari looks awesome. Please ping me once the patches are backported to GHC 9.4, I'll give it a try. |
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I have backported the remaining necessary patches to 9.4.1 in !8642; binary distributions are available from https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/pipelines/54514. |
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Starting with the 9.4 release, GHC provides
system-cxx-std-lib, a"virtual" package which can be used to reliably link against the
system's C++ standard library implementation.
See GHC #20010.