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<thefloweringash> yay, free shell! I always wanted some extra compute resources ;-)
<thefloweringash> doesn't github have time limits for actions? that shell has been sitting there for ~4.5 hours
<LnL> the default timeout is 6h, so that's more than enough time to debug something
<thefloweringash> I'm was more thinking about it using ~6h of your 33hours/month allocation
<LnL> this doesn't run by default
<mbrgm> hey! I'm having issues with nix-shell on darwin, as the clang version included with nix appears to be 7.x... however, darwin ships with 11.x ...
<mbrgm> is there a reason why the version in nix is so old? and how could it be disabled, so I'm using the xcode-included version of clang?
<__monty__> Could be to support older OSX versions?
<LnL> nix (intentionally) doesn't depend on xcode, you don't even need to have it or the CLT installed
<LnL> but if you want a different version of llvm you can do that pretty easily
<mbrgm> LnL: can you tell me how to?
<LnL> use for example llvmPackages_8.stdenv instead of stdenv in your expression
<LnL> eg. nix-shell -E 'with import <nixpkgs> {}; llvmPackages_8.stdenv.mkDerivation { name = "clang-environment"; }' --run '$CC --version'
<LnL> clang version 8.0.1 (tags/RELEASE_801/final)
<mbrgm> ok... and for non-stdenv, e.g. mkShell, that would be?
<mbrgm> in pkgs.mkShell { ... }
<LnL> mkShell is just an alias for mkDerivation
<mbrgm> ok. so llvm 8 is the newest version in nixpkgs?
<LnL> 9 is the last release I think
<mbrgm> ty!
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