53 | | - `compiler.blacklist` (prevent the named compiler from being used) |
54 | | - `compiler.whitelist` (only allow the named compiler to be used) |
55 | | - `compiler.fallback` (if all other compilers are blacklisted, allow the named compiler to be used) |
56 | | These keywords all modify the compiler fallback list, |
57 | | which can be found in the MacPorts sources: [[browser:tags/release_2_3_1/base/src/port1.0/portconfigure.tcl#L426]] |
| 53 | - `compiler.blacklist` Prevent the named compilers from being used. |
| 54 | - `compiler.whitelist` Only allow the named compilers to be used. If set, `compiler.fallback` will be ignored. (Note that if the first entry in this list is a compiler provided by a port, it will always be used, so there is no point having further entries in that case. Multiple entries may be useful if the first ones are Xcode-provided compilers that may not be available on the system.) |
| 55 | - `compiler.fallback` List of compilers that may be used, in order of preference. The first entry in this list that is not in `compiler.blacklist` and is available (i.e. is either installed by Xcode on the current system or is provided by a port) will be chosen. The fallback list is chosen automatically based on the current OS and Xcode versions, and you should normally not need to modify it, though appending to it may occasionally be useful. |
| 56 | These keywords all modify the selection of the default value of `configure.compiler`, |
| 57 | which can be found in the MacPorts sources: [https://github.com/macports/macports-base/blob/master/src/port1.0/portconfigure.tcl#L758] |