travis: update compiler versions#2345
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I think this should be fine but there's no Travis CI listed? The green check mark shows only AppVeyor CI. |
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Very strange. It disappeared after a push fixing the gcov version. It didn't disappear in my fork: Hopefully it'll reappear after another push. |
Update clang to version 3.9 and GCC to version 6. Closes curl#2345
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Now it's back again. I'll cancel the builds as they worked fine in my fork. |
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Update clang to version 3.9 and GCC to version 6.
They have new compiler warnings (all currently fixed) and they're the latest versions that are whitelisted for Ubuntu Precise, which the Coverage build currently still uses.