Do we officially support to use clang to compile nebula? If we do, on which version ? Thanks

[mo-avatar]

Do we officially support to use clang to compile nebula? If we do, on which version ? Thanks

[wey-gu]

Yes, if you look into the CI in each PR, you will notice it's complied with both gcc and clang, I don't recall since when it's supported, I would say it's supported for long time already.

• nebula/.github/workflows/pull_request.yml

  Line 63 in ac79d85

  - clang-10

• https://github.com/vesoft-inc/nebula-third-party/

[mo-avatar]

Yes, if you look into the CI in each PR, you will notice it's complied with both gcc and clang, I don't recall since when it's supported, I would say it's supported for long time already.

• nebula/.github/workflows/pull_request.yml

  Line 63 in ac79d85

  - clang-10

• https://github.com/vesoft-inc/nebula-third-party/

Thanks for your answer, It's my fault not to make the problem clear , what I want to ask is the clang version we have tested to make nebula to work in production. but you have answered that too -- clang-10 I think.

[wey-gu]

Welcome @mo-avatar !

Could you please help confirm the most production-verified binary packages are gcc or clang based? @Shinji-IkariG Thanks!

[Shinji-IkariG]

Our release packages are usually based on gcc, but clang10 has started to support it 2 years ago

[mo-avatar]

Our release packages are usually based on gcc, but clang10 has started to support it 2 years ago

I see, we may keep to use gcc in production, thanks for your answer