Better clang Windows support - #11492
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Recent changes made it possible to compile many new recipes with clang backend. It's a good improvement. |
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Changelog: Feature: Improve Clang support in Windows.
Docs: TBD
Tested, all with CMake:
Windows Visual Studio ClangCL with externally installed LLVM/CLang is impossible with
CMake, it seems possible with native Visual Studio.Close #10955
Close #10835
Close #1839
Close #6927
Close #7868
Close #9505