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Since we first set up builds on Travis-ci back in 2013-2014, they added support for building the same project on both Linux and macOS: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/multi-os/
If we are going to continue supporting CO on GNUstep we should set up automated builds with it, otherwise it's likely we'll inadvertently break GNUstep support.
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However using Travis seems like a better plan. If we can figure out a way to use LLVM/Clang packages, this would be perfect. We'll probably have to play with the compiler/linker flags since on Ubuntu/Debian, these packages still install the old GNU runtime according to the doc Niels wrote in the link I pasted.
Since we first set up builds on Travis-ci back in 2013-2014, they added support for building the same project on both Linux and macOS: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/multi-os/
If we are going to continue supporting CO on GNUstep we should set up automated builds with it, otherwise it's likely we'll inadvertently break GNUstep support.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: