clang++

Compiles C++ source files.

Part of LLVM.

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• Compile a source code file into an executable binary:

clang++ {path/to/source.cpp} -o {path/to/output_executable}

• Display (almost) all errors and warnings:

clang++ {path/to/source.cpp} -Wall -o {path/to/output_executable}

• Choose a language standard to compile with:

clang++ {path/to/source.cpp} -std={c++20} -o {path/to/output_executable}

• Include libraries located at a different path than the source file:

clang++ {path/to/source.cpp} -o {path/to/output_executable} -I{path/to/header_path} -L{path/to/library_path} -l{path/to/library_name}

• Compile source code into LLVM Intermediate Representation (IR):

clang++ -S -emit-llvm {path/to/source.cpp} -o {path/to/output.ll}

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