With this change, building CMake packages using --toolchain=llvm successfully uses clang instead of MSBuild. Thanks for addressing this!

However, installing package fails with the following error:

finding libogg from xmake ..
checking for xmake::libogg ... libogg v1.3.5
{
  version = "v1.3.5",
  static = true,
  sysincludedirs = {
    "C:\Users\leemu\AppData\Local\.xmake\packages\l\libogg\v1.3.5\0df42afefcc14ed29c81a7b0567b9dec\include"
  }
}

error: @programdir\core\package\package.lua:2524: package(libogg): links not found!

In the installdir.failed directory, I found lib/libogg.a. It seems the check might not account for lib<xxx>.a on Windows.

With this change, building CMake packages using --toolchain=llvm successfully uses clang instead of MSBuild. Thanks for addressing this!

However, installing package fails with the following error:

finding libogg from xmake ..
checking for xmake::libogg ... libogg v1.3.5
{
  version = "v1.3.5",
  static = true,
  sysincludedirs = {
    "C:\Users\leemu\AppData\Local\.xmake\packages\l\libogg\v1.3.5\0df42afefcc14ed29c81a7b0567b9dec\include"
  }
}

error: @programdir\core\package\package.lua:2524: package(libogg): links not found!

In the installdir.failed directory, I found lib/libogg.a. It seems the check might not account for lib<xxx>.a on Windows.

oups wrong PR i wanted your insight here :D but it's nice this one is usefull to you and thanks for the review