This will help ensure that test coverage isn't missed when changes that can impact OSX with clang are submitted. Although not perfect, testing changes on OSX with clang is an ok proxy [for now] for testing changes on FreeBSD with clang (testing on FreeBSD is non-trivial, as Travis CI doesn't support operating systems other than Linux and OSX). In order to support this, install the packages via homebrew using a `addons::homebrew::packages` block (similar to `addons::apt::packages` for Ubuntu), as documented in the Travis CI docs ( https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/installing-dependencies/ ). While here, try pushing apt* calls into the Travis config for Ubuntu, instead of delaying the equivalent calls in the `ci/*.sh` scripts. Keep the `ci/*.sh` scripts for ease of testing locally (and extend the OSX one to install gcc 4.9 and llvm 3.9, like the travis config does). In order to accomodate this change (and because the homebrew package for llvm@3.9 doesn't automatically add clang*-3.9 to `$PATH`), `$PATH` needs to be adjusted to find the llvm@3.9 toolchain. Signed-off-by: Enji Cooper <yaneurabeya@gmail.com>pull/2100/head
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