Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #68312, comment 10
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Ticket #68312, comment 10
initial v1 1 gcc13 itelf has no dependencies on any clang port. The dependency you see on clang-16 is only via the gcc13-libcxx which is a small sub-port designed to provide the libc++ header implementation to be used when you use g++ with the `-stdlib=libc++` option it now supports. 1 gcc13 itself has no dependencies on any clang port. The dependency you see on clang-16 is only via the gcc13-libcxx which is a small sub-port designed to provide the libc++ header implementation to be used when you use g++ with the `-stdlib=libc++` option it now supports. 2 3 Also note this is only a build dependency, not a lib or runtime one. Once you have binary tarballs for gcc13 available, you will never need to see this dependency yourself. 2 4 3 5 The dependency is intentionally clang-16, not clang-17, as gcc does not support the very latest version in this case. Its the same reason why gcc12-libcxx uses clang-14, as thats the newest libc++ implementation that gcc12 supports.