Correctly locate Clang [Fixes 250]#251
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The clang naming is not a general Linux problem. It is interesting that e.g. in my Ubuntu, all the llvm-xxx commands have the 3.5 suffix, but the clang doesn't.
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so what would you suggest we do here ? check for both clang and clang-* for linux?.
clang is also clang-* , actually their are two versions of clang available on ubuntu clang 3.4 and clang 3.5, if you install clang 3.4 , you get clang and clang++ commands but if you download clang-3.5 you get clang-3.5 and clang++-3.5 . I have checked it but i may be wrong.
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Yes, it seems like we need to do it that way.
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@janvorli comments addressed . |
Addressing comments
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extra commit squashed |
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LGTM, thanks for fixing it. |
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LGTM |
Correctly locate Clang [Fixes 250]
Proposed for #250 and #243 Clang locating issues.