The readme indicates that it uses system headers (G++ libstdc++) by default.
Since it's source-to-source, I don't think being based on clang actually matters for anything unless you happen to use GCC-specific extensions. I would also expect clang and gcc to behave similary when cutting through abstraction.
I'm not sure, but it also seems like the output code should be able to compile? Then you can probably use g++ for that step.
Since it's source-to-source, I don't think being based on clang actually matters for anything unless you happen to use GCC-specific extensions. I would also expect clang and gcc to behave similary when cutting through abstraction.
I'm not sure, but it also seems like the output code should be able to compile? Then you can probably use g++ for that step.