Could the continuous integration for TF-A also run clang, for all supported targets?
There seem to be quite a few bug reports about builds being broken with clang; for example, T873, T927, T977, T1017, T1023. If the continuous testing/integration framework were to build with clang in addition to gcc, those bugs would be caught much earlier.
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I find this suggestion really interesting! Catching bugs early in the build process can save a lot of time and effort. In my experience, integrating multiple compilers like clang and gcc for continuous integration is a great way to ensure more robust testing. By adding clang to the testing mix, it could certainly help address those issues and improve the overall quality of the builds.
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