Added clang as a valid option for projects generated with vs2019#1462
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Just a small change, can you also rebase and squish your commits. Other than this, everything looks great thanks for making this change!
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What does this PR do?
This PR unifies the functionality of the
clangtoolset across gmake/gmake2 and VS2019+ actions. Formerly,clangwould not resolve to a valid toolset, so it would be set to the default toolset of the Visual Studio version (e.g.v142for VS2019). This allows the vs2010 project generator to resolve "clang" to the correct platform toolset in the project file.How does this PR change Premake's behavior?
This break any code that was relying on the value
clangto resolve tov142in VS2019. Instead,clangnow resolves toClangCLin thePlatformToolsetof the project file. Issue #1461 describes the full affects of the changes. This should only affect projects generated with thevs2019action.