Use LEAN_CC=clang lake for builds on linux.
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The LEAN_CC variable was introduced recently to use override the bundled clang (leanc) from the lean toolchain. leanprover/lean4#4477 (comment) We must use LEAN_CC on linux because the example executable will fail to link if raylib is built with a glibc that's incompatible with the version that's bundled with leanc. This currently happens with the arch distro. Thanks to @keeganperry7 for figuring this out. Co-authored-by: keeganperry7 <keegan.perry.kp@gmail.com>
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The LEAN_CC variable was introduced recently to use override the bundled clang (leanc) from the lean toolchain.
leanprover/lean4#4477 (comment)
We must use LEAN_CC on linux because the example executable will fail to link if raylib is built with a glibc that's incompatible with the version that's bundled with leanc. This currently happens with the arch distro.
Thanks to @keeganperry7 for figuring this out.
In addition to installing clang we needed to install:
Arch
libc++
Debian / Ubuntu
libc++-dev, libgmp-dev, libc++abi-dev