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Try upgrading clang to 4.0 - #518
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Been getting strange linker errors from clang-3.9, want to see if clang-4.0 exists and if it is any better. Switch the toolchain to trusty, to match the distribution we're using. Delete unused (Are they used? I don't know yaml...) yaml anchors.
alexmalyshev
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Jun 15, 2017
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Example nonsensical linker error that I've only seen in clang-3.9 so far |
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Well that didn't work. Can't replicate the missing make_unique<> issues [https://travis-ci.org/rsocket/rsocket-cpp/jobs/243092942] locally on my end, and it seems like it should transitively include <memory> and all that. |
vitaut
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Jun 17, 2017
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#526 fixes the clang build. |
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Been getting strange linker errors from clang-3.9, want to see if clang-4.0
exists and if it is any better. Switch the toolchain to trusty, to match the
distribution we're using.
Delete unused (Are they used? I don't know yaml...) yaml anchors.