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Travis-CI: Try more recent compilers with docker #196

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In order to reproduce #191 I created a local docker image with clang-5.0.

This PR includes that docker images definition and a small wrapper script to make travis build the image, and then try to compile dspdfviewer inside the docker container.

@dannyedel dannyedel added the bug label Oct 23, 2017
@dannyedel dannyedel self-assigned this Oct 23, 2017
@dannyedel dannyedel force-pushed the travis-try-recent-compilers-with-docker branch from 2332378 to a5c7143 Compare October 23, 2017 12:38
This checks online if the local copy of debian:buster is still up to
date.
Recent clang versions include this diagnostic.  Until it is confirmed
whether this is a false positive, a library misuse or an upstream bug,
it should stay in as a warning.
@dannyedel dannyedel force-pushed the travis-try-recent-compilers-with-docker branch from e1e0f65 to d8eb9af Compare October 23, 2017 16:11
Upstream brew formula for poppler does no longer build against qt4, it
always uses qt5.
This includes gcc-7, gcc-8, clang-5.0 and clang-6.0
Both compilers support a warning about unnecessary parenthesis in code.
Both get triggered by the auto-generated code from Qt's moc.  Since the
issue is not in the local code, it should not stop compilation.
@dannyedel dannyedel closed this Oct 31, 2021
@dannyedel dannyedel deleted the travis-try-recent-compilers-with-docker branch October 31, 2021 17:56
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