[MacPorts] #68640: clang-17: builds some software that does not link on older macOS: Undefined symbols "std::__1::__libcpp_verbose_abort

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#68640: clang-17: builds some software that does not link on older macOS: Undefined
symbols "std::__1::__libcpp_verbose_abort
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  Reporter:  snowflake          |      Owner:  dbevans
      Type:  defect             |     Status:  assigned
  Priority:  Normal             |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports              |    Version:  2.8.99
Resolution:                     |   Keywords:
      Port:  clang-17, poppler  |
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Comment (by christophecvr):

 Replying to [comment:22 kencu]:
 > what is unclear at present is why clang-16 did not show this issue  a
 few months ago (as above), but apparently now does show this issue, at
 least sometimes.
 >
 > clang-16 does not appear to have changed in the interim. There is
 something more to this yet.

 I do not know . Self i just started with mac ports 2 months ago. I’ve been
 out for a while. But before I used to work with linux . Actually I started
 so wath 20 years ago with debian and then changed to ubuntu. But the
 problems are there since longer I think and not since clang 16 . Oneof the
 causes is that a lot of packages are build and just needed to be
 downloaded. They were already build most probably before the clang was
 upgraded to versions above 14 . But then yes a new version somewhere
 needed upgrade for some libs and so and we must build locally with the
 result we see now. And typical to this is that just a function is only
 sometimes used and only with some packages . On top of it with error
 messages who are misleading . I start the more thinking that the real
 problem is there since clang 15 due to a function wichbis not compatible
 anymore with older macos guess all os below 10.14

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