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clang++ missing iostream header #91
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The "clang" package provides a broken clang++ out of the box, as the iostream header file is missing.
When the "gcc49" package is installed, then a g++ binary can compile C++ source that uses iostream. However, clang++ continues to fail to find the header. I'm attempting compilation within a SmartOS global zone environment, in case that matters.
Please fix the "clang" package so that its clang++ can actually compile Hello World C++ programs! Have the "clang" package depend on the "gcc49" package, and setup clang++ so that it can find the headers provided by the "gcc49" package.