Everything works fine with the standard install. We highly recommend using a Debathena machine, such as, to work on the labs. To upgrade Clang to a more recent version, you will have to install the appropriate version from a llvm-toolchain-* source (the ubuntu-toolchain-r-test source must also be pulled in for dependency resolution) see below for examples:
brew install clang, Xenial ships with Clang 7 Bionic ships with Clang 7 Note that C++11 support is complete starting from Clang 3.3.I also had an issue with /usr/bin/install and the -D option, which is a Linux thing, but maybe I just have a weird setup.
To search for available packages, which Homebrew refers to as “formulae,” you can use brew search followed by the name.
