scripts/bootstrap-prefix: make darwin bootstrap with clang - #45
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In Darwin there's plenty of tools that now use macOS infra such as nodejs, many rust libraries... For GCC lacks of macOS builtins and the blocks extension, building many tools require a lot of hack, switching to clang will reduce some pain.
This is still a proof-of-concept style, it works on my macOS 26, but may not be a clean way, and may not work for other macOS version.
Changes explaination:
-stdlib++-isystemto use Gentoo headers, and building libcxx requires-DLIBCXX_ABI_NAMESPACE=to avoid conflicting the system one.STAGEandBOOTSTRAP_STAGE, but I'm not sure if that's the correct way :/( xxx )to workStill this is a proof-of-concept, managed to get bootstrap but may encounter other issues.