TST: Update GCC, clang and Xcode versions on Travis-CI #128
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I've removed the tests with GCC on macOS, because I tried testing with the actual GCC (version 7), but I got a linker error involving Ecasound. I guess to run the test successfully, we would have to compile Ecasound also with GCC (via Homebrew). This sounded too complicated, so I just removed the GCC tests. |
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We could also add ccache to speed things up! SuperCollider does this, successfully. It seems for OSX this must be installed specifically beforehand though. |
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I don't mind that the builds take a long time, but if somebody makes a PR, we can certainly use |
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... in the hope of passing CI in #127.
Does anyone need support for lower versions?