BIND 10 #365: clang++ support

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#365: clang++ support
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      Reporter:  jinmei        |        Owner:  jinmei               
          Type:  enhancement   |       Status:  reviewing            
      Priority:  major         |    Milestone:  y2 12 month milestone
     Component:  build system  |   Resolution:                       
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Comment(by jinmei):

 Replying to [comment:8 jelte]:
 > Should we also print the compiler we chose in the configure overview
 output?
 >
 Good suggestion.  Done in r3381.

 > About the -Wno-error, in trac327, all asio code should have been
 localized to one location (we ran into unused warnings there as well), I'm
 assuming this is a similar problem, so if that is merged, we *should* be
 able to revert the changes for asio-specific problems here.
 >
 Right.

 > There's a few tests within specific rdata tests where EXPECT_TRUE(a > b)
 is used now, there is also an EXPECT_GT that should test the > operator.
 >
 That makes sense, but it's beyond the scope of this ticket.  I'll create a
 separate ticket for this.

 > I can confirm that it still works with gcc, but I have no working clang
 version at this moment (the older version i have crashes, and the latest
 svn version does not compile here), so I cannot confirm whether it works
 for me too. However, I see no problems with the changes, and except for
 the trivial comments above, I think it can be merged.
 >
 Okay, thanks for the review.  I'll hold for a while due to the additional
 change (r3381) but unless I hear something I'll soon merge it to trunk.

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