Due to transition to gcc5, several libraries on Debian were re-compiled with gcc5. The gcc5 generates ABI which may be incompatible with clang and older gcc versions. Particularly, we face the following bug at the moment:
I'm not sure what will be the resolution (either clang will be fixed to support cxx11/abi_tag, or libraries will be re-built again to be compatible with older compilers). Perhaps we have just to wait for fixes and not build with clang on the affected platforms. So far it seems that travis-ci is not affected by the transition.
Due to transition to gcc5, several libraries on Debian were re-compiled with gcc5. The gcc5 generates ABI which may be incompatible with clang and older gcc versions. Particularly, we face the following bug at the moment:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=797917
which is also forwarded to:
https://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=23529
I'm not sure what will be the resolution (either clang will be fixed to support cxx11/abi_tag, or libraries will be re-built again to be compatible with older compilers). Perhaps we have just to wait for fixes and not build with clang on the affected platforms. So far it seems that travis-ci is not affected by the transition.