clang 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 are now coinstallable in Debian
Clang is finally co installable on Debian. 3.4, 3.5 and the current trunk (snapshot) can be installed together.
So, just like gcc, the different version can be called with clang-3.4, clang-3.5 or clang-3.6.
/usr/bin/clang, /usr/bin/clang++, /usr/bin/scan-build and /usr/bin/scan-view are now handled through the llvm-defaults package.
llvm-defaults is also now managing clang-check, clang-tblgen, c-index-test, clang-apply-replacements, clang-tidy, pp-trace and clang-query.
Changes are also available on llvm.org/apt/.
The next step will be to manage also llvm-defaults on llvm.org/apt to simplify the transition for people using these packages.
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