[Solved] ld.lld: error: undefinde symbol: main

[Nima0908]

Hello,
iam on a musl/llvm profile and recently had to install gcc to bootstrap rust (i need it for the kernel to use nova because of nvidia reasons). After depcleaning it, gcc still left the /etc/clang/gentoo-gcc-install.cfg residue file back like it typically does wuth the stale —gcc-install-dir variable which led to issues. with clang not working correctly. I then removed the file (which probaply wasnt smart) and added a empty one back because clang was complaining, which stopped clang complaining. But now, when running clang++ -v i get the error

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ld.lld: error: undefined symbol: main
>>> referenced by /lib/Scrt1.o: (_start_c)

ld.lld still seems to work fine, as iam able to still install software with it without any issue (i recompiled the whole llvm toolchain and installed rust and bindgen). But errors are never good so i was wondering if there is a way to fix this error. Thanks for your answers

[Nima0908]

Turn out the only thing that needs fixing is my severe lack of knowledge. clang++ -v does exactly what it should, what i should have been doing was clang++ —version.