Remove hardcoded clang compiler in Rust build #89
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Yes but not using clang breaks cross-lang LTO. LTO can't be used across compilers |
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hmm, probably fine if it can be overridden |
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Allow cc crate to use the default compiler from environment instead of forcing clang. This improves build system flexibility and allows users to use their preferred compiler (gcc, clang, etc.) based on their environment configuration.
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Allow cc crate to use the default compiler from environment instead of forcing clang.
This change improves build system flexibility by:
The cc crate will automatically detect and use the appropriate compiler based on the build environment.