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Currently we use as our C compiler ${CC:-cc}, in effect. However, some test cases are special-cased to use clang. Let's instead make the test cases configurable and at least look for gcc and clang by default.
I don't want to do this until we've sped up the test cases, however. That means:
lower compiler wrapper overhead (I'm working on this, in toolsub)
lower metadata build times (@mbyzhang has some work pending on this, and the fabled libdw switchover should have additional impact when it happens)
In short, I think we will have enough progress on all of these soon-ish that doing a multi-compiler run of the tests will not be painfully slow. Proof will be in the pudding, however....
Currently we use as our C compiler
${CC:-cc}, in effect. However, some test cases are special-cased to useclang. Let's instead make the test cases configurable and at least look forgccandclangby default.I don't want to do this until we've sped up the test cases, however. That means:
In short, I think we will have enough progress on all of these soon-ish that doing a multi-compiler run of the tests will not be painfully slow. Proof will be in the pudding, however....